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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 9722"><p>She should be rolled every 4 hours or so as well. Ensure she's clean and dry also. Selenium deficiency is regional and is treated by INJECTION. Prevention is oral (ie minerals) Phosphorus is also treated by injection, but you want to be sure this is the problem with either one. Personally, I'm still recommending a vet check and bloodwork. I can get phosphorus levels back in about 1 hour (lab equiptment in office) and selenium within 1-2days max. (they usually do an enzyme test here called glutathion peroxidase since every one is considered deficient) but there is a direct selenium test.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 9722"] She should be rolled every 4 hours or so as well. Ensure she's clean and dry also. Selenium deficiency is regional and is treated by INJECTION. Prevention is oral (ie minerals) Phosphorus is also treated by injection, but you want to be sure this is the problem with either one. Personally, I'm still recommending a vet check and bloodwork. I can get phosphorus levels back in about 1 hour (lab equiptment in office) and selenium within 1-2days max. (they usually do an enzyme test here called glutathion peroxidase since every one is considered deficient) but there is a direct selenium test. [/QUOTE]
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