So seems to me after watching this after having my first experience with winter laminitis and after having X-rays showing no rotation … that because my horse doesn’t have good hoof conformation (flat footed) need to #1 keep my flat footed horse trim at optimal #2 keep my horses body warm during cool temps, #3 boot my horse during critical times #3 monitor his diet as if metabolic #4 be vigilant to any gait changes and address them by understanding the cause.
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So seems to me after watching this after having my first experience with winter laminitis and after having X-rays showing no rotation … that because my horse doesn’t have good hoof conformation (flat footed) need to #1 keep my flat footed horse trim at optimal #2 keep my horses body warm during cool temps, #3 boot my horse during critical times #3 monitor his diet as if metabolic #4 be vigilant to any gait changes and address them by understanding the cause.