i would have your vet look at it, because they will know how to treat it if there is an infection. infections can be serious if they get too bad, and you don't need your horse to get any more damage. the farrier should keep an eye on it too.
i would have your vet look at it, because they will know how to treat it if there is an infection. infections can be serious if they get too bad, and you don't need your horse to get any more damage. the farrier should keep an eye on it too.
my rubber tall boots are really crappy and its almost impossible to keep my heels down without cutting off my circulation because the rubber creases and digs into my ankle and it just doesn't work. i've had them for nearly a year and i just can't take it anymore. i would like to try paddock...
there is probably a problem deeper than just being stubborn. Try talking to your vet to see if she's sore someplace, or if there is something wrong with her hooves that would cause her to be protective of her hind legs. Another thing to check in to is her history. see if any of her previous...