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Raccomended Navicular Horses Disease Treatment

By Kathleen Collins


As a horse owner, its health is the priority. Animals with navicular horses ill can be a challenge but it is important to know that this is not a reason to put them down or assume that they will never be on the track again. Such conditions can be treated easily and with care and patience, the horse will be back to its old self in no time.

The first sign that will make you realize that there may be something wrong is if you notice your stallion is limping or trying to avoid pacing pressure on their front legs. Instead of trying to diagnose by yourself, the best would be to take it to the vet, so they can do a proper analysis. They will usually perform x-rays and other physical exams that will confirm what the condition is.

If the diagnoses is as you thought, you will now need to make sure that you have everything you need so they are comfortable. One of the items you need to get made is special shoes for their hooves. The reason for this is they will try to land on the toes often instead of the heel which is where the pain is, and this can cause sever discomfort. These shoes will help them to feel less pain and enable them to walk and stand properly.

When the shoes arrive, you need to make sure that when it is on, it allows the hoof to land on the heel fist and then the toe, because this is the right way they should walk. If you see that it doesn t allow for this, it probably needs a trim and you need to send it back. Even better if you can send exact measurements as well as pictures so they makers can see.

After you confirm the shoe and have the right size, you can now start with the next step of the treatment process. It is important to keep the steed going and not standing on his legs until it gets better, also it won t be able to recover without exercise. Be sure of what exercises you are doing so that you are not causing harm. The idea is that they don t use much of their front legs.

If you are not sure on what you can and cannot do, it will be best to rather hire a professional. These people are skilled with working with steeds who have this condition and can easily guide you to do the right thing. The best would be to hire them to do the exercises for you until you have enough confidence to take it over completely. Remember, the steed will also sense that you are not confident, and this could affect the recovery process.

Apart from your trainer, you need to also keep other aliases on hand such as a vet that has experience with treating steeds of this nature, as well as a specialist. You may not know the extent of the condition and there could be a time where you may need to get help or seek advice. It is best to speak to people who know what they are doing.

If you have stallions, you need to make sure that you are keeping yourself up to date with all the possible illnesses that could occur and the best ways to find a solution.




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