Lacerations to the stallion's penis typically occur when a stallion attempts to breed a mare across a fence, from the mare's tail hair or breeding stitch during coitus, or from improperly fitted stallion rings.
Carolyn Arnold, DVM, DACVS
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Common indications for surgery of the equine ovary include ovarian mass, tumor, ovarian hematoma, ovarian abscess, ovarian cyst, and bilateral ovariectomy.
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