stall rest and ice and a boot on the lame leg rest as much as possible do not take him/her out of her/his stall until she/he can walk trot and canter in the round pen without a problem FYI I have a lame horse hes been lame but I cured it hes on stall rest until hes all better his name is Yankee.
Since you didn't specify what kind of injury I'll try to cover all bases. While riding, protective boots and/or wraps can support the legs and/or hooves. There are splint boots, skid boots, hock boots, bell boots, shipping boots for travel.
For trailering use shipping boots and if your horse is a 'head tosser' there are helmets so he won't hurt his head while in the trailer.
And lastly, prevention is your best bet for hedging injuries. Common sense goes a long way. Keep his pasture and stall free of debris he could get caught up on, step on or accidentally eat. When you tie him, do so in a safe place with a solid halter, leadrope and secure hitching post or device. Check your fences often, looking closely for broken or loose poles or wire, or nails that have come loose.
A gait is something a horse does, such as gallop and jump. There is no horse that is a gait.
hi my friends horse has shivers and shes fine she can do anything any other horse can do, she is sometimes careful about how high she jumps her, she also likes to make sure her back stays warm as this sometimes can help horses. if your worried if its for your horse ask a vet or something. i hope i helped
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If it is a brand on a horses hindquarters it probably stands for a name like, "Sarah Indego" or something like that. It could mean anything. It may be a breed specific code, or a "color code". It could refer to the sacroiliac area of the horse, or a stifle injury...
the saying "horse feathers" come from a Clydesdale or any horse with "feathers" on its legs There are no such things as horse feathers. Saying something is horse feathers is the same as saying that it is nonsense. um, YA THERE are they are hairs on a Clydesdale's legs.
It depends on what kind of injury. Bell Boots would prevent injury to the hooves. So would shoes. And leg wraps would prevent injury to the tendons in the lower leg. But like I said, it depends on what kind of injury you are triyng to prevent.
No, when a horse or pony gets lame, it's caused by either an injury or something else. Not all horses or ponies get lame due to injury, only a few do depending on how serious the injury is.
when you have something that serious, you should be first asking your vet or get advice from an experianced surgon if you find that nessessary. hope your horse is ok!
No, Vaseline will probably not help your cats injury as it might not work on cats and it would not do the cat good to try and thenfail. Go to the vets to find something to help your cat.
if the injury is completely healed and isn't causing the horse any pain the yes horses can still jump after a fetlock injury.
Injury, normally. The horse could have twisted it or hit it on something, but it could be something more serious. Once my horse was suddenly very lame in one foot and he had an abcess inside his hoof. We had to soak his foot in water and epsom salt every day until it healed.
well, it depends on the injury but if its a broken bone or something then no. Rabbits are not doctors
If you treat the injury properly it should heal. Seek the help of a qualified veterinarian for instructions for your particular horse and circumstance.
The first thing to do is to stay calm. Then take stock. How bad it the injury? Is it something you can deal with yourself or will it need a vet. After a while you will get good at knowing what needs stitches and a vet. If in doubt always call your vet. Even if it does not require the doctor, he can help you decide, and sometimes this is a big help, especially if you are inexperienced.
there are many books out there on horse care, but i do recommend: -Grooming Horses -Horse facts and Trivia -Injury-free Horse
Usually when a horse wants to eat something, it bows its head down and you pull up the head and that can help arm muscles!!
A bell boot.