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The healing process below the knee or hock is slow due to the lack of blood suppy to the tissue and bone (there is no muscle on the lower legs of a horse). Lameness problems from the fetlock down are usually caused by excessive concussion to the area, conformation faults, or both.
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Horse Fetlock Swelling and Horse Fetlock Problems ... My opinion is that horses do not pretend any kind of lameness: fetlock problems, or whatever. It is just people who do not want to admit there can be something wrong with their horses, if the problem is not visible.
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Learn how to take care of common Horse Hoof Problems, different Hoof Diseases and many other Horse Leg Problems by following these simple instructions. ... How to prevent and treat horse hoof problems, fetlock and other problems of horses legs. ... The parts I thought were great were Causes of Lameness, Pastern and Fetlock Problems.
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After the third day of treatment, the horse no longer experienced heat, pain, or swelling in the left hind fetlock, and was sound with no evidence of lameness. The horse was able to successfully compete in the 2-year-old AQHA World Show Amateur Halter Class and finished 8th overall.
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Osselets -- those bony lumps that form on ex-racehorses' fetlock joints are among the most benign. ... Home Horse Care Health Lameness ... Problems from Fetlock Rotation; horses_care > health > lameness Coping with Arthritis in Horses; horses_care > health > lameness...
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Swollen Fetlock- Not Lame?. Help, information & tips; questions & advice about Swollen Fetlock- Not Lame?, Horse Health. --- Swollen Fetlock- Not Lame? on Horse Forums (HGS) Horse Health, Post your horse health questions, comments, and care information here..
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Basic information on lameness in horses ... A lame horse hurts somewhere. It’s up to us to find out what's causing the pain and to see that the horse receives proper treatment for the problem. In most cases, lameness is temporary and the horse recovers with proper care.
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