JosieSmith
Well-Known Member
I'm sure this is probably common sense, but here goes:
Belle was shod on Tue and walked out to the field and back absolutely fine, same wed, was on livery yesterday so I didn't see her, but today when I went in her stable she seemed a bit reluctant to put weight on her back leg, and when I looked closely at the shoe there seems to be some blood where the clenches are. The other back foot looked the same, and she was working herself a bit when the farrier was doing them but I thought it was because she had ben stabled for a while and was stiff.
Anyway, I couldn't trot her up, or even walk her out due to a foot and half of snow and ice, but I picked them out and she stood fine, and she seemed to be fine puting weight on them and walked around her stable a couple of times with no sign of them being painful.
Should I be worried?
Thanks
Belle was shod on Tue and walked out to the field and back absolutely fine, same wed, was on livery yesterday so I didn't see her, but today when I went in her stable she seemed a bit reluctant to put weight on her back leg, and when I looked closely at the shoe there seems to be some blood where the clenches are. The other back foot looked the same, and she was working herself a bit when the farrier was doing them but I thought it was because she had ben stabled for a while and was stiff.
Anyway, I couldn't trot her up, or even walk her out due to a foot and half of snow and ice, but I picked them out and she stood fine, and she seemed to be fine puting weight on them and walked around her stable a couple of times with no sign of them being painful.
Should I be worried?
Thanks