Managing Axillary Wounds in Horses

When it comes to equine axillary wounds—those that damage the space between the inside of the upper limb and the body wall—the part you can see on your horse’s skin might be the proverbial tip of the iceberg: Apparently minor wounds can cause some serious problems under the horse’s skin. And veterinarians need to know what to look for and how to treat them to give the horse the best chance at a full recovery.

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