Wilbur_Force
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My dressage horse had a very exciting gallop around his field on Saturday morning, due to another horse escaping its field. Thankfully the ground was 'giving' and not too wet, however the slide marks are at least 3 feet long and are a shallow 'S' shape!
He came in with what I think is a windfall on the outside of the fetlock. He is prone to windgalls as he's a heavier type but how should I treat it and should I get the vet?
I'm cold hosing, using cold water boots, ice gel, no work etc, but if it doesn't go down I am thinking along the vet route just to be sure. There is no heat in it and he's sound. Any other suggestions?
Thanks all
He came in with what I think is a windfall on the outside of the fetlock. He is prone to windgalls as he's a heavier type but how should I treat it and should I get the vet?
I'm cold hosing, using cold water boots, ice gel, no work etc, but if it doesn't go down I am thinking along the vet route just to be sure. There is no heat in it and he's sound. Any other suggestions?
Thanks all