Lameness On Simmer
Most lameness problems have been simmering at a low level for a while before they become apparent. And, chances are, you may have detected the problem before it got out…
Most lameness problems have been simmering at a low level for a while before they become apparent. And, chances are, you may have detected the problem before it got out…
…lameness. He would stand normally when resting and walked normally, but the longer he trotted in harness, the worse he got. After work was stopped, he would sort of drag…
Equine lameness specialist and equine veterinarian Dr. Bob McCrady of Raymond, Missouri, has seen thousands of lameness cases. He offers this advice to horse owners to help keep their horses…
…you choose to believe, blame comes to rest on owners, trainers, riders, organizers, regulatory bodies, judges, veterinarians or blacksmiths. Of course, there’s also the ?accidents happen? excuse that lets everybody…
For this month’s Gallop Poll, we’re wondering if you’ve ever dealt with a chronic lameness issue. Photo ? Nancy McCurdy | nancymccurdyphotography.com Select the answer that best fits your situation….
…his grossly delayed breakfast. Everybody watching Skip move had a complex theory about his nearly undetectable lameness as well as a sure-fire cure. I figured it was time to put…
…lame within an hour. The vet on call felt it was hocks, treated him with Adequan and recommended a course of phenylbutazone. Jerry was obviously better the next day but…
…Stifle Injuries It’s no secret that significant stifle lamenesses have a poor prognosis. X-ray evidence of arthritic changes almost certainly means there is significant injury to one or more soft-tissue…
Differentiating between hock and stifle lameness is difficult. Flexion tests won’t do it, and local nerve blocks often give equivocal results. Palpation of the joints helps but may be hampered…
Learn the steps to take if you find yourself out on the trail and your horse becomes lame….