Pale Rider
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It ain't necessarily so, even with x rays!
I'm scared my horse may have navicular...
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It ain't necessarily so, even with x rays!
0310Star
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I have a Navicualar horse, and she is, and was before diagnosed, barefoot! and she has FANTASTIC feet! Albeit slighty pidgeon toed.
She has various other problems in her fore legs (it is jaw dropping the amount of issues she has
) And she is totally sound after having steroid injections, Tildren, glucoasamine supplement, and half a sachet of bute a day, which I must take her off of as she is 16.3 well built TB, so my vet keeps telling me it wont be making the slightest bit of difference 
all for my piece of mind I think!
The only thing I can really suggest on this post is to get the vet, You need to see what is going on in the legs and where exactly the issue's lie, and then how to go about helping the horse in its recovery. But Navicular doesn't have to be the end of the road so keep positive until proven otherwise
She has various other problems in her fore legs (it is jaw dropping the amount of issues she has
) And she is totally sound after having steroid injections, Tildren, glucoasamine supplement, and half a sachet of bute a day, which I must take her off of as she is 16.3 well built TB, so my vet keeps telling me it wont be making the slightest bit of difference all for my piece of mind I think!The only thing I can really suggest on this post is to get the vet, You need to see what is going on in the legs and where exactly the issue's lie, and then how to go about helping the horse in its recovery. But Navicular doesn't have to be the end of the road so keep positive until proven otherwise