Horses can break a leg in many ways; stumbling, galloping, races, fighting, and the most common, jumping. When a horse breaks its leg, it's in a lot of pain. The bone could be set, but your horse will always limp. But, if it does heal, it wont do much good, as the horse will still be in a lot of pain, as i said, limp, and may or may not get up at all. That's why most owners euthanize their horses, meaning, they put them down. You can look up ways a horse breaks it leg to find out more. Just be safe and gentle with your horse ;)
the best thing to do unfortunatly is to put them down! you can have them treated but it tyakes ages(i mean absolutly ages) and your horse probs wont b the same again!
if its refusing to walk or appears to be in pain, its is most probaly a broken leg. get a bets opinion
The horse fell on him.
you can tell if a birds leg is broken if it hobbles around. you can fix it by using a peice of wood and tape
I think it was Barbaro who survived it but then had to be put down because the vets couldn't fix the leg.
If a horse breaks its leg it is usually euthanized. This is because once the leg is broken, it can be set to heal, but it will always limp. But in most cases, the horse will be in too much pain, or wont even be able to get up if it cant heal right, so the owner usually has it put down.For more information about this topic, please check the related link.
no
The horse fell on him.
breaking its leg
No it isn't.
you can tell if a birds leg is broken if it hobbles around. you can fix it by using a peice of wood and tape
you can`t
If you look down to the front inside leg when your horse is cantering, it should be taking a shorter stride then the outside leg, and that will tell you that the horse is on the wrong lead. You don't nesesarily need to see the whole leg, you can just watch the shoulders, and that will tell you to.
No, I do not have a broken leg, i had a broken arm but not a broken leg
If the leg is broken it will stand on one leg all day or lie on the bottom of its cage. Its best seeing a vet.
im not sure but most horses are put down after a broken leg as it costs a lot to get it healed!
Horses are often put down when their leg is broken for several reasons: 1. It is very expensive to fix a horse's broken leg 2. The process of fixing a broken leg is very stressful for a horse 3. The chances of it fully healing are slim. 4. A horses legs are so important to them; if one cannot be used, it will affect the entire body, often causing even more problems, like what happened to Barbaro when they tried to fix his leg. It is simply less stressful and less painful for the horse to put him down, and cheaper for the owner.
It hurts. You can't bear weight on the leg. You cannot walk - your broken leg will trail behind you. The biggest indicator however, is that you cannot bear weight on leg that is broken. There are a number of other allied symptoms depending on how bad the break is and where it's located - which will probably be obvious to you.
The hypothesis of a broken leg is that you fractured your leg.