Lameness
EquiSearch’s Ask the Vet: Pony Founder
If your pony has foundered in the past, should you limit his pasture access? | MORE
How to Identify Pastern Problems
Lumps below the fetlock on your horse's pastern can mean trouble. Here's how to identify irregularities on the horse's pastern and learn which are serious problems and which are merely blemishes. | MORE
Technology Studied for Horse Soring Protection
Gas chromatography, a new horse soring detection method, is tested. | MORE
Which of Your Horse’s Legs is Lame?
In most cases, pinpointing lameness in your horse's legs isn't difficult if you follow these steps. | MORE
Hyaluronan Essential to Healthy Horse Joints
Essential to equine soundness, hyaluronan is a key ingredient in synovial fluid as well as in supplements intended to protect horse joints from wear and tear. | MORE
Lameness and Recovery
Here are some critical considerations that may affect your horse's rate of recovery after a lameness. | MORE
Swollen Knees in Dressage Horses
United States Equestrian Team veterinarian A. Kent Allen, DVM, offers three explanations for why a dressage horse is suffering from a swollen knee. | MORE
Bringing Back Dressage Horse Much Ado
The aftermath of a February 2002 trailering accident that took Carol Lavell's 2003 Pan Am dressage horse Much Ado out of the ring for eight months showed what patience and dedication can accomplish in helping a horse come back from an injury and regain full performance. | MORE
Problems from Fetlock Rotation
A veterinarian discusses the causes for fetlock rotation, how to check for it and long-term soundness issues. | MORE
New Weapons To Fight Lameness: 3 Case Histories
The cause of lameness in horses can be elusive. Three diagnostic tools may help your vet better find--and fight--lameness in your horse. Here's a case history on each one. | MORE
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