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Underestimated in the management of horses, the negative palmar angle is a phenomenon that can cause significant pain in our equine companions. Often referred to as a ‘flat-footed horse,’ this issue can have significant repercussions on both long-term locomotor health
Lameness, underperformance, compensations… The consequences of a poorly fitted horseshoe can lead to significant pain in a sport horse. How can you recognize the signs of a poorly fitted horseshoe, and what are the potential consequences? Find some answers in
Technological progress is now making its way into many fields, including veterinary medicine and animal health in general. The benefits of connected tools are being leveraged to monitor sport horses, track their performance, and ensure their well-being. This is exemplified
When acquiring a horse, the pre-purchase examination is a crucial step to ensure the animal’s overall health. While it requires a thorough evaluation by a veterinarian, the presence of a farrier can provide valuable additional expertise. What are the specific
Focus on the rehabilitation of severe laminitis following a case of severe lymphangitis. A rescue achieved thanks to the collaboration between farrier and equine veterinarian. Food, infectious, mechanical… the origins of laminitis The known causes of laminitis are varied. From
Technologies dedicated to veterinary practice are powerful assistants for equine practitioners. Assistance in the detection, prevention or monitoring of the rehabilitation of horses, objective data also considerably improves understanding between individuals. Whether it is during discussions with the rider/owner, or
From an early age, foals’ feet and limbs should be monitored by a farrier, as highlighted by Dr. Riba de Ave’s experience.Faults in the conformation of hooves and limbs that have not been taken care of at 3-4 months accumulate
Management in collaboration with equine veterinarian and farrier for the management of a horse with a navicular syndrome. Anatomical reminder: The navicular apparatus of the horse The navicular apparatus consists of the navicular bone (distal sesamoid bone), the sesamoid ligaments,
Focus on the management of a mare combining: severe chronic tenosynovitis, chronic tendinopathies of the superficial and deep flexor tendons of the same limb. A challenge requiring collaboration between equine veterinary medicine and farriery, provided by the equine clinic from
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