Yes, bone spavin may cause a horse's hip to drop when he walks. Bone spavin is osteoarthritis and the final phase of degenerative joint disease.
Bone Spavin is a boney absess in the horses hind legs. It can often be quite painfull.
Yes, it makes it very... uhh..."lame"...
Yes although hock injections or other anti inflammatory agents may be requ ired. Bone spavin is an inflamation between the two lower 'plates' of the hock joint. Eventually they will stabilize and the horse will return to comfortavle soundness.
Bog Spavin is a swelling of the Tibiotarsal joint of the hock. The swelling normally does not cause lameness, but it can indicate other pathological problems with the joint. Causes of Bog Spavin (which is what the swelling is called.) can be caused by Synovitis, Degenerative Joint Disease, or excessive strain/overloading of the joint. If you see a Bog Spavin type swelling have a equine veterinarian come out to investigate why. Unlike Bone Spavin, Bog spavin will not change the bones. A equine vet will usually preform radiograph's on the joint to look for the cause and determine what if any treatment is advisable. Treatments may include corticosteroids or Hyaluronan acid injected into the joint, while some may require arthroscopic surgery. You most likely would not have to put the horse down, but you may have to find lighter work for it.
I think it is probably broken it also might be swelled from running to much.... I hope this can help cause I love horses to.
A:Yes, the bones in horses contain bone marrow. However you should not feed a horse bone marrow. A:Yes. All mammals have bone marrow, which is where their bodies manufacture blood cells.
Horses cannot throw up& they have no collar bone.
no it is bad for them.
The P2 (short pastern bone), the P3 (coffin bone) and the navicular bone
It can cause bone pain, especially in the legs
It's the bone located between the knee and the fetlock (or ankle) on the horse's legs.
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