Unless your horse has a very thin tail, there's no way to get a perfect finish. It will take more than one cut, and that means edges and uneven ends. If you have a lot to cut off, you can start with scissors, but finish with hand trimmers. Holding the trimmers upside down, you can cut along the bottom of the tail.
Intramammary antibiotic tubes are the most common treatment for mild and moderate cases of mastitis and are usually given without knowing the type of bacteria that is causing the infection (Hoe and Ruegg, 2006; Oliviera and Ruegg, 2014).
Antibiotic therapy should be prescribed for children with acute bacterial sinusitis with severe or worsening disease. Amoxicillin or amoxicillin/clavulanate remain first-line therapy. Recommendations for treatment of children with a history of type I hypersensitivity to penicillin vary. In children who are vomiting or who cannot tolerate oral medication, a single dose of ceftriaxone can be used and then can be switched to oral antibiotics if improving.1.