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Text: Christine Pinna While I have come across many extremely well-managed yards that are horse and hoof-friendly and more than […]
Text: Christine Pinna While I have come across many extremely well-managed yards that are horse and hoof-friendly and more than […]
Text: Shelley Wolhuter Horses are designed to move. In fact, when it comes to horses, movement really is medicine. In
Q: My horses frog peeled off. Is this normal? He’s sound and doesn’t seem bothered, but the whole thing just
Q: What is a ‘bullnosed’ hoof? A: A true bullnosed hoof occurs when the dorsal wall of the hoof takes
Q: What is the breakover? The breakover is the last phase of the stride and covers the time between the
Q: What causes a hoof crack? A: Hoof cracks are simply splits in the hoof wall. They are often the
Q: Why is a wide frog preferred? A: Frogs vary in shape and size, and while many horses with narrow
Q: What is pedal osteitis? A: Pedal osteitis describes inflammatory changes in the pedal bone (P3), otherwise known as the
Q: What are corns? A: The ‘seat of corn’ is the area of sole between the bar and the heel
Q: My vet has asked for photographs of my horse’s feet, but she has asked me to retake them twice