harrihjc
Well-Known Member
The vet came last night for a second opinion and had a really good look at him. He has a continual lameness in his right foreleg, but also an occasional lameness in his left foreleg.
He has collapsed heels as his feet have got so long, which I knew and have been furious about for a long time, we have been let down so many times by farriers
and although I'm kicking myself thinking maybe I could have done more, realisitically when you've phoned over 20 farriers begging them to come out and none will, there's not a lot more you can do
Although this is a problem, it's not the only problem, but there's nothing obvious, so he's been referred to a specialist and will be moved to the equine hospital for further investigation.
Words cannot describe how worried I am, I keep blaming myself
He has collapsed heels as his feet have got so long, which I knew and have been furious about for a long time, we have been let down so many times by farriers



Although this is a problem, it's not the only problem, but there's nothing obvious, so he's been referred to a specialist and will be moved to the equine hospital for further investigation.
Words cannot describe how worried I am, I keep blaming myself
