Kuko ng isang agresibong native na kabayo mula Aurora, may impeksyon?! | Born to be Wild - video Dailymotion

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Aired (February 2, 2025): Naging agresibo ang isang tatlong taong gulang na native na kabayo mula sa Aurora dahil sa iniindang sakit nito sa kuko! Matulungan kaya ito ni Doc Ferds Recio? Panoorin ang video!

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00:00The horses in Aurora are stronger and sturdier than the horses of other breeds

00:09The horses here are young and they are eager to work

00:15But some of the horses here have a problem with walking

00:24Because of the common cold?

00:37Horses are often used as alternative transportation and mountain carriers

00:48But the native horses of Aurora are not just sick

00:54Good afternoon

00:56Come here

00:58I heard that the horses here are strong

01:00But these three-legged horses

01:02have a problem with their feet

01:06It's a bit weak

01:08It's a bit strong

01:10This one on the left

01:12This one

01:14It needs to be cut

01:16It needs to be cleaned

01:18We need to give it medicine

01:20This is painful

01:23The uninhabited horns

01:25The horses in Aurora are stronger and stronger than the horses of other breeds

01:30Good afternoon

01:32Come here

01:34I heard that the horses here are strong

01:36But these three-legged horses

01:38have a problem with their feet

01:40It's a bit weak

01:42This one

01:44This is the horse

01:46It needs to be cleaned

01:48It's a bit weak

01:50It needs to be cleaned

01:52We need to cut it. We need to clean it like that. We need to put medicine on it.

01:57It hurts.

01:58Because it's too long.

02:00Because when I first removed it, they called me and told me that the nail is almost here.

02:05Yeah, it's too long.

02:07It's already here.

02:09It's up to here.

02:11We need to treat it.

02:13She's been waiting for this for a few days.

02:15It's been a few months already.

02:17So I want to cut it.

02:19If we can, we can cut it.

02:21It's because the nail is like us.

02:23They can't walk properly.

02:25Resulting in injuries.

02:27Wounds.

02:29Sometimes osteoarthritis.

02:31That's why they need to be treated.

02:33Like this.

02:35If you look at it,

02:37the nail is longer on the left than on the right.

02:39Because the right one,

02:41the one she's pointing at,

02:43it's getting longer.

02:45The injury is getting worse.

02:47So what we'll do is we'll cut it.

02:49We'll trim it.

02:51For the horse,

02:53this is what they use to walk.

02:55The tip of the toe.

02:57And then

02:59this is what they use to walk.

03:01Imagine if your nail is longer

03:03and this is what you use.

03:05For the horse,

03:07we'll help to reduce the damage

03:09caused by hoof trimming.

03:11This is what we'll use.

03:13It's for the horse.

03:15These are just makeshift

03:17makeshift materials.

03:19This is just a knife

03:21that we used to trim it.

03:23It's very thin.

03:25We'll be able to

03:27trim the nails

03:29of this horse.

03:31Look at this.

03:33It's pointing here and it's like this.

03:35It's foot is like this.

03:37Look at that.

03:39It means it's in pain.

03:41It's not pointing too much.

03:43Because it's possible

03:45for the horse to kick us,

03:47we need to

03:49calm it down.

04:01Are you okay?

04:03Does it hurt?

04:05It doesn't want to.

04:07Let's wait.

04:09About 15 minutes.

04:13Looks like

04:15we placed it too low.

04:17Let's add one more.

04:29What happened?

04:33This one is in pain

04:35and this one is smelly.

04:37So, we just admitted

04:39our flesh.

04:43Look at this.

04:55Next, I trimmed the right foot

04:57of this horse.

05:13Does it hurt?

05:17It doesn't want to.

05:19It has a hard

05:21back so

05:23I need to wet it with water.

05:27It took us more than an hour

05:29to trim the nails

05:31of the horse's two feet.

05:33We removed the big part of the nail.

05:35We also removed

05:37this nail.

05:39This one will be more pointed.

05:41We also added

05:43antibiotics.

05:53Aside from

05:55identifying them from

05:57other Philippine native horses

05:59in the Philippines,

06:01we wanted to escort

06:03the first one to study

06:05equine management

06:07and equestrian science.

06:09At the same time,

06:11we identified their phenotypic

06:13and genotypic characteristics.

06:15Since they are native

06:17to Aurora,

06:19they are more climate resilient

06:21compared to other

06:23Philippine native horses.

06:25There are 10 horses

06:27that are currently being cared for

06:29by the school.

06:31They have been observing this for more than a year.

06:33This is a donation

06:35from the local government

06:37for their study

06:39of the horse's genotype.

06:41Arnel, 43 years old,

06:43is in charge of

06:45empowering the horses there.

06:47They are being prepared

06:49and they are not

06:51rushing the horses

06:53to help their livelihood

06:55as an alternative transportation.

06:57They are used to carrying

06:59heavy loads.

07:01Even though they have

07:03a cart,

07:05they are able to carry

07:07heavy loads.

07:09They are used to work

07:11because they are young

07:13and they are trained

07:15to grow their horses

07:17before riding them.

07:29Meanwhile,

07:31Daniela, a young horse,

07:33is being taken to the school

07:35to look for grass.

07:37But sometimes,

07:39she is also fed bread

07:41and milk

07:43in the courtyard of the caretaker,

07:45Jesse.

07:47This is especially

07:49comfortable for her

07:51because she is alone.

07:53This is your horse's owner.

07:55Daniela!

07:57What is the story

07:59of Daniela?

08:01She was just born two weeks ago.

08:03Her mother died.

08:05We were surprised

08:07when we went to her

08:09in the morning to feed her.

08:11She died?

08:13And then,

08:15you took care of her naturally, right?

08:17Of course, she was still breastfeeding at that time, right?

08:19Yes.

08:21Since she tasted the taste of milk,

08:23the taste changed.

08:25That's when it started.

08:27She started breastfeeding.

08:29Until now,

08:31we still breastfeed her.

08:33But not in the courtyard.

08:35Daniela,

08:37when she grows up,

08:39she will also work.

08:41What will you do for her?

08:43We will still train her,

08:45but she will not be the one

08:47who will earn money.

08:51For now,

08:53they are still studying

08:55about the native horse of Aurora.

08:57It is a living creature

08:59and different from other breeds.

09:03It is not easy to take care

09:05and train horses.

09:11That's why the help

09:13of animals to humans

09:15should still be humane.

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