Lameness

Mechanical loading strengthens bone during growth, so exercised foals show greater bone size and strength, and resistance to bending Read more

Sesamoiditis occurs in all types of athletic horses because the suspensory apparatus bears a significant burden during exercise, yet Read more

When lameness occurs, especially chronic unsoundness, pain-relieving medication is often prescribed by veterinarians in an effort to alleviate discomfort. Read more

Oral joint supplements often contain ingredients thought to be building blocks for articular tissues and fluids, such as glucosamine, Read more

Research shows that genetics can contribute to fractures, providing new avenues to explore on the path to eliminating tragic Read more

Like other pain-relieving treatments, strict rules exist regarding application of extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) near competition. Read more

Veterinary researchers continue to search for solutions to the diagnostic and therapeutic challenges of osteoarthritis and osteochondrosis. Read more

Inflammation of the proximal suspensory ligament can be manageable, but will shock wave or regenerative medicine give you the Read more

The grueling miles covered during an endurance competition can be taxing for both horse and rider, sometimes resulting in Read more

Here is a review of some laminitis basics and a peek at a new approach researchers are exploring to Read more