Blackhawk
Well-Known Member
Had the farrier out to him today and it was not good.
Vet said he was sound 2 weeks ago (not for ridden work though), and that he was not in any pain when leg was touched. So Farrier picked up his hind leg and took his shoe off and trimmed and that was fine. Not a flinch.
However, when farrier picked up his other hind leg, poor boy got very upset indeed.
He doesn't have it in him to be naughty, but ears were back, teeth out, head up and trying to kick farrier away. He couldn't stand to bear ANY weight on his swollen leg.
Vet now coming back out next week to do another assessment before his op.
Just feel like it's another step backwards.
Vet said he was sound 2 weeks ago (not for ridden work though), and that he was not in any pain when leg was touched. So Farrier picked up his hind leg and took his shoe off and trimmed and that was fine. Not a flinch.
However, when farrier picked up his other hind leg, poor boy got very upset indeed.
Vet now coming back out next week to do another assessment before his op.