SOMETHING IS WRONG WITH BARON... is it cancer?
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- Опубліковано 21 бер 2024
- Oh no, something is wrong with Baron!! Is it cancer?? Today we are headed to Riverdell Vetrinary Hospital to see what is going on and remove a tumor.
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Thanks for getting Baron to the vet to have that cancer removed. It was very evident that it was causing him trouble urinating. Hoping for a quick recovery and no more problems down there. I watch some videos of horse rescue groups saving draft horses from slaughter houses. None of your horses will ever have to worry about that happening to them. I wish every horse owner took the care and love that you both give your horses. God bless and keep safe Jim and Brenda love all of your hard work to share these videos with us.
There is never a "too long" video when it comes to Baron. I'm just glad that handsome guy is going to be okay. Thank you Jim for taking us along with you to Baron's outpatient surgery, it was very interesting and informative!
In the 100s of horses I've seen gelded never used gauze. We left it open to drain.
Yes. I didn’t know the sliver was in my little finger. It was a stiff, plant fiber. Four months later it festered. I pinched it and it popped out. It was 1/4inch long. Unbelievable.
Ex(people)medical person here: so I’ll watch as much medical stuff as you want to show! So glad Baron will be OK. Very glad he peed!
Current medical person right there with you!
@@danapowers9793 same!
Same
It's touching to see this huge animal go to his father for comfort. I'm glad Baron is ok.
Jim and Brenda are very fortunate to live so close to Equine Vet who did an excellent procedure to resolve Baron's Issue . When I observed the volume of urine that Baron expelled . I knew the surgery had resolved the problem. Jim is such a great horseman and i know he'll watch out for any signs of infection in Baron with the assistance of Nurse Brenda.
I am a surgical tech for 27 years. I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Very informative and educational. Barron was on his best behavior. You handle him so well. Thanks for sharing.❤
So happy for Barron that he will be just fine. Very glad for you and Brenda.
Baron did such a great job at the vet. That door would have scared anyone! He is a handsome boy. Glad to know he's doing well. Skippy is sure growing, he's getting tall.
Thank you Jim & Brenda for taking all of us along for the ride to the Vet. As an old farm boy, all of the treatments for the livestock and animals are interesting.
Thanks for showing this trip to the vet. It shows the concern for the animal by the owner and the vet.
Good to see that they could fix it. Big hugs for Baron!! 🐴❤🩹
What a relief for Baron to have this procedure work for him. So fortunate for him to receive all this excellent care from Jim and the vet. A happy ending!
Baron is such a fine example of the breed, and it would be a shame to have more trouble with him. We wish you good luck.
Thank you, Brenda & Jim, for sharing this very important and may I say emotional video with all of us. My husband had to comfort me because I was so worried about bad news for Baron!! We love all your horses, but Baron is my favorite. Your horses are so blessed to have such caring parents such as you both. So happy that the news was good and Baron will be just fine. Oh, and your vet seems like one amazing & knowledgeable lady as well! Have a good weekend coming up!! 💕
I don't know what is being said by the vet , but she is very confident about Barin coming through from what I can see in her mannerism! . Praise God for his recovery in health and may he live to a very old age .
I’ve had two horses with a sarcoid in the ear. The neighbor has cattle. One was removed surgically and has not recurred, the other is being treated chemically.
This is an awesome vet!!!!!!!!!
This video is amazing. You have done a great job looking after Baron and presenting it to us. Thank you very much!!!
Thanks for taking us along!! What a great teacher and communicator your vet is.
Yes, she does a great job
Glad Baron’s prognosis is good. He is such a handsome horse. 👍😊👍
Thank you Jim and Brenda for this video. Would watch a 2 hour video on Baron or any of your horses. Just love them. Poor Baron. So glad all went well for him. Pretty scary when you have things going on with your animals. Hope he heals up quickly. ❤
I'm the same way, could watch Jim's horses for hours and hours! I absolutely love them!!! Though there has always been something special about Baron from day one. For one thing, he's so doggone gorgeous! But he's also so intelligent and eager to please!!!!
Do you know what states these people live in? I’m loving watching it.
@@carolewilliams2232 Jim and Brenda live in upstate New York.
@@carolewilliams2232 They live in upstate New York
Never heard of gauze beeing used in that manner , when castrating a horse. have had hundreds of horses castrated.
Same but maybe because he was used for breeding, older therefor more vascular?
it's not a bad practice, it might be kind of atypical though. Duke and Earl didn't need gauze. As someone mentioned, maybe because Baron has bred mares as well as had his sperm frozen, the vessels down there were probably thicker with a rich blood supply. I expected the bleeding problems, tbh.
I agree, our vets never used gauze inside the wound. What a strange situation
Prayers for Barons speedy recovery. 🙏
Thanks!
@@WorkingHorsesWithJim Ich hatte doch geschrieben, auf die Vorteile von Wasserstoffperoxid H2O2 hingewiesen. Warum haben Sie es nicht benutzt? Das ist doch das beste und billigste Mittel. Ein altes vergessenes Hausmittel. Für Mensch und Tier!
Wahrscheinlich haben Sie damals meinen Kommentar übersehen?
Das Geld beim Tierarzt jetzt hättet ihr euch sparen können.
Gerade in den USA dürfte Wasserstoffperoxid aber noch bekannt sein. Kennt Brenda es nicht?
Bitte fragen Sie alte Leute in ihrer Nachbarschaft oder in der Kirche. Einen alten Tierarzt.
Es wäre hilfreich, es wenigstens jetzt zu verwenden, damit es endlich heilt und nicht wieder irgendeine Infektion entsteht.
An Tierärztlichen Fakultäten wird es heute nicht mehr gelehrt, weil es der Pharmaindustrie und Tierärzten kein Geld bringt.
Kaufen Sie 3 % iges. Sie können es am Anfang zur Probe verdünnen, 1,5%. Sprühen Sie es auf die Wunde. Wenn es schäumt, zerplatzen die Bakterien oder Viren.
Wasserstoffperoxid zerfällt zu Wasser und zu Sauerstoff. In der richtigen Konzentration völlig unbedenklich.
Wenn die Schaumbläschen zerplatzen piekt es ein wenig. Vielleicht zuckt Baron dann mit dem Bein, weil er denkt eine Fliege. Deshalb anfangs nicht zu hoch dosieren.
Lieber öfters hintereinander sprühen, bis keine Bläschen mehr erscheinen und die Wunde komplett verheilt ist.
Ich hoffe die Wunde heilt schnell!
Für Brenda: Gegen virale (Atemwegs)infektionen, auch C., hilft Artemisia annua (EINJÄHRIGER Beifuß) .Am besten Artemisia anua ANAMED. Auf Amazon.de erhältlich. Sehr teuer, aber anamed hat 20 Mal höhere Wirksamkeit. Eine Züchtung von einem deutschen Apotheker.
Als alkoholische Lösung in Form von Tropfen, als Tee einnehmen oder in magensaftresistente Kapseln füllen und schlucken.
Für Tee ist es mir zu teuer und wird am wenigsten wirken.
Artemesia anu (aber nicht die Sorte ANAMED) Samen kann man bei Amazon kaufen, (in Brendas neuem Gewächshaus Pflanzen züchten) und im Garten pflanzen. Das Kraut Unbedingt VOR der Blüte ernten und trocknen.
Die Pflanze kann bis zu 2m hoch werden.
Dann habt ihr einen Vorrat für den Winter, für die ganze Familie. 😊
Die arme Brenda scheint mir in letzter Zeit ständig etwas krank zu sein. Gute Besserung❣
Having worked in the medical field for many years, this was very interesting. Baron was such a good boy. I greatly appreciate the attitude and professionalism of the vet and tech. Sounds like a little healing time and Baron will be back to his normal self. And, KUDOS to Baron for peeing for the vet! So happy for all of you.
Baron was a perfect gentleman.
Show what great training he has had. Great Job.
Poor baron he’s such a sweetheart love him 😢❤
it is amazing how co-operative horses are when they are handled properly-Jim you are so great with them
Thank you for the video. Its a big commitment to bring us these videos and teaching us all about horses.
Jim and Brenda. You are so observant of your horses'. Great video. We are all looking forward to an update on Baron's recovery. I'm very impressed with your vet and glad you asked questions, Jim. It helps us to learn also.♥
Aren't vets and the vet techs the very best? Thank you for taking such good care of Baron. Lots of love to Baron, what a good boy. My dad always had horses and funny thing is he always talked baby talk to them. Yep, and the horses responded like they were eating up the attention.
This vet is such a legend, I had a few good laughs. Glad to see Baron's better.
Thanks for sharing your journey with us all hope baron heals up well soon❤❤❤I love the long videos so interesting and love spending time with you and your horses ……..and family ,,,
Im so glad Baron will be ok. ❤
A short visit to the vet and all good news👍
That about sums it up!
So happy for Baron. He is such a good horse.
Very glad that it's no worse than that, but troubling that the full brothers have both had it. Given what we are finding out about the effects of ivermectin on both viruses and parasites, and the connections coming out among viruses, parasites and cancer, I'm wondering if it wouldn't be useful to load both of these boys up with it for a little while? When we saw the headline of this video, the whole family dropped everything to watch it right then. We all really love Baron.
the papilloma virus is cancerous in several species, humans too. I wonder if they have a horse vaccine yet? idk, maybe it's time for some hardcore fly control?
Female vet doctor is amazing 😊
Women can just as easily be a Vet.
But what worries me is these young men and not keeping up with the girls in getting education.😮
Thanks for taking us along. It is good to have horse experts handy to care for your livestock.
Really pleased Jim that all went well with Barons follow-up minor surgery. The very best of good fortune with Baron and all the other horses going forward.
Jim you are so lucky to have these angels ❤❤❤. Baron is so much braver then I am.😂
Our horse vet that owns a hospital is a little over 3 hours away. We have one retired vet that will come out for emergencies, if she is around. It really puts us in a horrible situation when we have a sick horse and no vet to treat them. That 3+ hour trailer ride with a sick horse to the hospital is nerve racking.
All systems go! So glad for you all! Im sure we are giving a sigh of relief with you ❤! Hug Baron for me please Brenda❤!
Wow this maybe the first time I observed Jim as a nervous father but, it is okay as I was totally anxious myself watching. Praise God he is okay and healing. Bless you all.
I saw the video out of the corner of my eye as I was busy and saw cancer and thought it was Ken😅 I was about to cry
You are such a good steward of your animals and take care of them so well! Hope Barron has no more issues and feels great! He is a beautiful Suffolk!
I'm so glad he is ok. Will be praying for him.
Baron says I had to,pee sooooo bad thank you Jim
Hey Jim - sooo sorry about Baron's tumor, but the outcome was Wonderful, especially when he got take that giant pee. I'm surprised he didn't give you a big sigh of relief !! What a good boy he was! God bless....
That was so cool! I'm a medical lab tech and it is totally interesting! I'm really glad Baron will be ok!
Always excited to see you have posted a video, but my heart dropped when I read the caption...I hope he is okay. Of course, I haven't finished the video but tears are in my eyes right now.
The Vet stated that ithe tissue see removed was benign..
We are desperate for horse doctors here in the Dayton Ohio vicinity…vets retiring and no one to replace them….
So Glad Baron is feeling better. I know how scary it can be he very Special Boy 💙❤️
Jim, Baron sure does trust you!
I'm Happy for the good news concerning Baron. He is a beauty. You are living the life I have dreamed about...ie working with horses. I am a child at heart living in a 78 year-old body and in my next life... I will own and love draft horses. My grandfather leveled land in California with four Percherons in the 30s and I would prefer that breed when I purchase my own. I want you to know that I enjoy watching your videos and learning about draft horses.
Yes, very lucky to have a Great vet!!🧐🐎
Yes, thanks
He is very attentive and well mannered. You have definitely done a great job on desensitizing him
very informative video Jim. Thanks for sharing the process. I found it very interesting. Nice you have vets close by. Hope Baron recovers quickly. looks like he was bleeding pretty good. great he was able to pee.....
So happy everything worked out for the best. Thanks Vet!
Yeah I like that vet. She's pretty cool. Good to know about the sarcoids from cow warts! And I'm glad Baron dropped and peed right there in the vet's office, confirmed the problem is solved. He didn't seem to get super sedated, so he was a good boy as she cut it off. I loved the explanation and dissection!
From what I observed in the complete video the issue was corrected , Jim and Brenda will monitor the situation for a few days and keep the scrotum area clean to prevent infection. It would be great nurse Brenda to take Baron's temperature over the nex day or so. When I saw Baron pee that huge volume .I knew the problem was resolved.
Your care and training of Baron 21:48 shows in how you not only recognized Baron had. a problem, but sought immediate professional help for him to protect and treat. the problem. Great vet to take care of Baron. Good horsemenship all around. Thank you for showing Baron's treatment Glad he is on the way to recovering.❤
Enjoy your videos and enjoy watching them. May the lord bless and protect you and the horses and extra prayers for barron
Sweet, sweet Baron, I'm so sad this happened. Bless his heart, it must have affected how much urine output he did too. After removing the tumor/growth, he peed gallons! That must have been immediate relief to fully empty his bladder. I'm surprised the vet didn't give him a shot of antibiotics just to ward off infection at incision site as well as to help if he by chance has a UTI from not emptying his bladder well. Baron is such a beautiful and powerful horse, and it just broke my heart finding out his problem. I'll be anxious for Monday's video to get a progress report on our sweet boy, Baron!!!
Stay tuned!
Interesting video. Learned a lot. I can see why you like that clinic, Jim. The vet is very personable, informative and really cares about animal (horse) she is treating.
He is a beautiful horse!
Great video! Baron is such a good handsome boy🌟 He was so well behaved at the vet. So glad that it turned so well!
Hi Jim and Brenda, Yes, Ive had a sliver like that. ❤I hope Barron is going to be ok.
Thank you so much for Barrons video. So glad he’s doing well he’s a good fella
🌟 Prayers and Blessings be with Baron and you Jim! 🙏❤
Super interesting!! Thx for bringing us! You have a great, beautiful, kind, sweet horse!❤❤❤❤
Noticed Skippy wanting to get a feed of horse manure. Common practice for dogs.
Happy for Baron!
any idea why? I know why dogs want to eat cat poop, but why horse? it's just grass....
@@JChaos1120 I have had dogs eat cow, and deer manure but his favorite was from a cat. No idea why, he just did.
The vet was great by explaining all yhis while doing the procedure .please tell her thankyou . Very important and educational for horse owners .
You where so pacient and calm so was Baron .realy nice to see .
Your horses shine in the barn light they look so healthy .
Barons coat is amazing for it being March. So sleek and shiny ✨ Looks like a summer coat 👍
Poor Baron. I pray he does well. Take care of our star boy.. God bless
Baron has become such a good horse it would seriously suck if something bad happened to him.
It’s funny but a few weeks ago I think I mention it during some work he was doing and his gait was noticeably different his back legs were stepping out of sync like he was feeling something unpleasant.as a sidebar my brother had a knee replacement and after a week or so it was highly inflamed and upon inspection by the doctors it was determined that a sponge was left inside causing serious infection.
Oh poor guy! That's why surgical staff take counts during operations. Hopefully staff was retrained for that.
I like your vet, she is great. Amazing how you all just do that to the horse. I be scared to death. He is a sweetheart. Peace
What a good boy, Baron
I'm glad that Baron is going to be ok!!. I'm an old farmer, saw a lot of stuff in my life time dealing with cows!
Thank you for sharing and educating us. BARON is a beauty.
Baron is such an amazing horse and a real credit to you.
Great to see the vet fix the pee problem just like that. I wonder if Baron will think the vet is OK from now on
Amazing how calm he is
This was a great post and thanks for sharing this withus.Have a nice safe day and God bless you all!!!
Loved hanging out with Baron! Great video
Very quick attention by these 2 veterinary experts. Good clean incision .
Happy Birthday Barry from down under
Yeah Jim you're the real hero. N yeah thank 4 lettng😊 us come😊
Jim your Baron is gorgeous❤. Glad it's not malignt thanx for letting us cm w yall 😊
Barron is a beautiful boy
Poor Baron! I can empathize because I had several surgeries to repair wounds I had from the Army and then later to remove some benign tumors. Not fun!
Beautiful beautiful absolutely gorgeous horse. Poor guy going through all that and has to work so hard. Wow.
Baron checking to make sure you didnt cut the rest of his privates off 🤣🤣🤣 hes like ok thats enough can we go i peed im good now.
Wow, interesting! I hope Baron will be fine now. Thanks for sharing. Your vet seems very knowledgeable, and good sense of humor, like that, you ARE lucky to have a good vet close.
Fascinating process.. wish him all the best.❤
J'espère que tout ira bien pour Baron et du fait pour ses patrons Jim et Brenda, c'est un magnifique cheval qui ne mérite que de guérir et de retrouver sa ferme, bonne chance a vous de France 71
Yes him's is a very handsome guy. Poor baby! Flood gates opened lol. I'm glad he got fixed. Speedy healing Mr Baron.
Poor Baron. Lucky horses don’t get embarrased.
Awwh poor guy. Hope you're feeling better soon Baron.
Hi Jim and Brenda. Was sorry to hear about Baron and the sarcoid but good that you caught it in time. As I have mentioned to you before, I have a Belgian Draft cross, Bruno, here in the U.K. In 2022 when he was 8 years old and I had owned him for just 2.5 years, we realised he had developed around 11 tiny sarcoids on his bits and his ‘armpits’. Vet advice was to deal with them as soon as possible, so we had them lasered at a nearby vet hospital. It was a lot of work and his recovery was not helped by the fact that he had colic which required surgery just 6 weeks later - this could have been related to the stress of recovering from the laser. Here in the U.K. we are also told that sarcoids can come from bites from flies that have been in cattle I was advised that although it’s difficult to know how to take preventative measures for horses that are susceptible to sarcoids, there is value in boosting the immune system to help the horse deal with any fly bite so I am feeding a supplement for that (Radiance Gold) . Also, Bruno has antiseptic fly repellent all over his bits all through the summer (it’s bright yellow here sadly!). If you would like to know any more about Bruno’s experience let me know. Fingers crossed for Baron. X
Yes. Lt knee last year. Got something in it. Wet jeans, crab pots on the deck on the boat, knee infected with MRSA,. Feb 8 my knee implant cut out, disk installed, antibiotics by PICC for 6 weeks. After the infection is cured a new implant will be installed. May 9th timeframe I hope.
Oh my. Best of luck to you for your second knee implant surgery.
Really good video, your vet did a terrific job of explaining the entire process she was doing, including the dissection. I’m glad she is so willing, along with her tech, to let you record the appt. I’m glad that Baron is healed. I found the vet commenting that he could have developed scar tissue that could have been what caused the urinary issue. That you observed he was having a problem that ended up leading to tumor, was great observation. Thank you for sharing the entire experience.
That is a very sensitive area that they are working on. And I can understand why he's trying to kick
I was ready to unscript while watching the beginning of the video. I love Baron! In my opinion, he is a significant star on your channel. 🌟 Glad to learn he will be fine ! 😊