Five Common Problems With Horse Hooves To Watch Out For
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- čas přidán 21. 11. 2021
- There are a few common issue with horse hooves and I thought I would highlight some of them with some pictures I had handy. In this video I talk about thrush, shedding frogs, Toe wear, Long walls and false sole.
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Demystifying underrun heels: • Fully Understanding Un...
Dealing with thrush part 1: • How To Deal With Thrus...
Dealing with thrush part 2: • Dealing With Deep Long...
Recognizing unhealthy hooves: • How To Recognize Unhea...
Maintaining frogs in horse hooves: • Maintaining Frogs On H...
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My hoof trimming course: myhorsecoach.com/courses/horse-hoof-trimming-101/
Demystifying underrun heels: czcams.com/video/kGtcangC_8Q/video.html
Dealing with thrush part 1: czcams.com/video/xpJEB74iyyw/video.html
Dealing with thrush part 2: czcams.com/video/nvts-Rr8ZkQ/video.html
Recognizing unhealthy hooves: czcams.com/video/uPamgftw-O8/video.html
Maintaining frogs in horse hooves: czcams.com/video/V2YwWzOe3NM/video.html
Your video is so informative and you explain everything so well! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
You are so welcome!
This is very interesting. Your personal photos are a real treasure 👍 ! I have never been personally confronted with real hoove problems so to me some of the pictures you showed looked quite scary. It's a relief to see how your knowledge and trim skills can help those horses to get back healthy feet ! Lena's hooves for example looked horrible but today she's got the prettiest feet 👏
Thanks! Yes, Lena went from the "dinner plate" variety to nicely shaped healthy feet and haven't gone backwards since.
Great information!
Thanks!
Thank you for the info. Great video
Thank you Graeme, it is always so informative👍
Excellent video and explanations! Thanks for your time and knowledge!
Thank you! And you're welcome 😊
Thank you. very interesting and helpful
You're welcome
Very clear and fascinating. I wondered about colours of hoof. Are dark hooves stronger? And are light feet more likely to get sensitive? I do like to see your clean trimming and well shaped feet. M😊akes me smile.
I haven't seen any evidence pointing to that non pigmented hooves are weaker nor have I personally experienced it. Some believe it though.
It's an old wives tale. The pigment makes zero difference in the structure integrity or quality of hoof material. It's just what it is.... pigment. The reason for the wives tale is that the redness from bruising will be apparent on white hoof and not noticeable on darker hooves. I been a natural barefoot trimmer for 17 years professionally and that has been my experience.
Hello! Your videos are so great, thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge.
Just a question about thrush, so on the collateral grooves, even if it’s black in there that is not thrush? It’s been raining and my horses hooves are stinky so I clean them out and spray a ton of apple cider vinegar in there for the thrush
Thrush is rarely, if ever, solved with a topical solution. If your horse's feet are black and stinky, they're likely rotten from the inside out and you're seeing the months of that finally making it to the surface. I would imagine the feet are in poor condition (which is the reason "thrush" starts) and need to be trimmed properly and timely.
Hi my name is Melanie. I am interested in how to that a horse/mule with vertical cracks in the front hooves.
Here you go: czcams.com/video/M0ZgnA0Ml_w/video.html
I live in Amarillo Texas and we are super dry and I had my shoes removed and trim, now he is very sore, what should I do?
Find out the reason he is sore. If I were to guess, your farrier sucks and trimmed too short so you'd call them back to put shoes back on. OR that person took such bad care of your horse's feet either via bad trimming or encouraging you to leave the trims 6 to 8 weeks apart too, where so much goes wrong with the feet that it takes a long time to rehab them.
This video might be helpful czcams.com/video/kGtcangC_8Q/video.html
My horse seems to be oozing thrush from the inside of his hoof. How do you treat thrush from the inside of the only hole is in the he sole not the central sulcus of frog?
That's a VERY serious issue, you should have a vet come out. It's not thrush, your horse has a deep infection of the sole corium and needs help.
Update??
Is thrush caused by a fungus or a yeast? Like in humans where Candida Albicans is the problem I wonder? It thrives in damp dark places and when normal bacterial flora are killed off for any reason. I just wondered if there was any correlation.
I think that without a test of what is wrong in there, it's hard to say. Essentially we are looking at something that eats away at cells and stops healthy growth. Isn't yeast a fungus?
My Mare has scratches it could be a fungus or it could be bacterial (per vet)
Thrush is caused by bacteria. Fungus is also common in horse hoofs, but those usually grow between the hoof wall and the rest of the hoof
@@sintara8442 Not really. At least not in humans. But then I don’t know anything about horses lol.
@@kkdoc7864 i was talking about horse hoofs tbf, i didnt know humans also get something called thrush lol
What about pigeon toes hoofs
I've never seen a pigeon toed horse that simply isn't just straight out poor trimming practices of unbalanced heels and incorrect trimming for toe length. If you have any pictures for me to review then I can do that.