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Management and Treatment Options for Pigeon-Toed Horses

Management and Treatment Options for Pigeon-Toed Horses

Pigeon-toed horses have feet that can be difficult to manage, and these horses can be prone to lameness if not cared for appropriately.

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3 Primary Goals of Barefoot Trimming

3 Primary Goals of Barefoot Trimming

Defining Laminitis & Founder, their causes, and best treatment options for optimal recovery

Defining Laminitis & Founder, their causes, and best treatment options for optimal recovery

Navicular Related Lameness

Navicular Related Lameness

Guidelines for Effectively Dealing with Hoof Distortions and Lameness

Guidelines for Effectively Dealing with Hoof Distortions and Lameness

Basic Principles of Natural Balance

Basic Principles of Natural Balance

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3 Primary Goals of Barefoot Trimming

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Defining Laminitis & Founder, their causes, and best treatment options for optimal recovery

Navicular Related Lameness

Guidelines for Effectively Dealing with Hoof Distortions and Lameness

Management and Treatment Options for Pigeon-Toed Horses

Basic Principles of Natural Balance

Recognizing, Evaluating & Understanding Hoof Distortions and How it Relates to Lameness

How Hoof Form Relates to Hoof Function

Challenges in Managing Horses with Metabolic Issues and Laminitis

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