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Case Study - Angus
Owned by Kristi Talarico
Background
The 10 year old draft cross gelding came to me with very high heels and long bars. Hoof concavity was extremely vaulted. It suffered pain from pressure on the navicular region and walked slowly avoiding the heel. After the first trim, this horse trotted off. A week later was galloping around with no problems.
Right Fore 19 Jun 03 24 June 03 5 Nov 03
Left Fore 19 Jun 03 24 June 03 5 Nov 03
Left Rear 19 Jun 03 24 June 03 5 Nov 03
Right Rear 19 Jun 03 24 June 03 5 Nov 03
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Last edited: 30 June, 2007
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