rach1984horse
Well-Known Member
ON Monday got a phone call to say my Highland yearling looked a little lame. Went up at night time and after a hunt about found her lying in the mud.
Took her up and put her in a stable for the night so I could ahve a better look at her in the morning in day light as there was no cuts or wounds on her legs.
When I brought her in on Monday night her back leg was warm just below the hock, and this was the leg she was holding up.
Now all of her feet feel warm. Any sudgestions as to what the problem could be. Am I right in thinking laminitis. Thought she had just pulled something in her back leg at first. But now starting to change my mind as all her feet are warm.
Any sudgestions? Going to call vet if there's no improvement when I go up tonight.
Took her up and put her in a stable for the night so I could ahve a better look at her in the morning in day light as there was no cuts or wounds on her legs.
When I brought her in on Monday night her back leg was warm just below the hock, and this was the leg she was holding up.
Now all of her feet feel warm. Any sudgestions as to what the problem could be. Am I right in thinking laminitis. Thought she had just pulled something in her back leg at first. But now starting to change my mind as all her feet are warm.
Any sudgestions? Going to call vet if there's no improvement when I go up tonight.