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How a horse stands during X rays might influence how vets interpret images when diagnosing kissing spines.
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Hoof Angles' Impact on Lameness Examined
Research shows that various angles of the outer and inner hoof are linked to different kinds of lameness.
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Farm Call: Your Questions Answered
Q. In extreme cold temperatures I wrap my horses' lower legs in fleece-lined boots at night, as they are prone to laminitis and I hope it will aid circulation and keep them warm. Do you think this helps them, or what would you suggest during winter?
Across the Fence
Normal vs. Healthy Hooves
Observing the strong and durable features of healthy hoof capsules helps us better understand there is not a single standard image for all feet.
