20 June 2012 #1 A Auntiek New User Joined 20 June 2012 Messages 5 Visit site Horse just diagnosed with navicular, mri next week - anyone with experience of managing this in a thoroughbred who likes galloping round her field!
Horse just diagnosed with navicular, mri next week - anyone with experience of managing this in a thoroughbred who likes galloping round her field!
20 June 2012 #2 T touchstone Well-Known Member Joined 26 April 2007 Messages 4,873 Visit site Have a look at the Rockley site. I think there are a few from here who have had horses there with a successful outcome.
Have a look at the Rockley site. I think there are a few from here who have had horses there with a successful outcome.
20 June 2012 #3 A Auntiek New User Joined 20 June 2012 Messages 5 Visit site thanks but what is the Rockley site please
20 June 2012 #4 Nocturnal Well-Known Member Joined 23 April 2010 Messages 1,941 Visit site http://www.rockleyfarm.co.uk/ And the blog: http://rockleyfarm.blogspot.co.uk/ Nic at Rockley has been successfully rehabilitating navicular cases for years .
http://www.rockleyfarm.co.uk/ And the blog: http://rockleyfarm.blogspot.co.uk/ Nic at Rockley has been successfully rehabilitating navicular cases for years .
20 June 2012 #5 Bernster Well-Known Member Joined 14 August 2011 Messages 8,140 Location London Visit site I don't know a huge amount but my friend's horse has had this for a few years now. It seems to be manageable although she does have off days/weeks and can't do all the things she used to do but they still have lots of fun together.
I don't know a huge amount but my friend's horse has had this for a few years now. It seems to be manageable although she does have off days/weeks and can't do all the things she used to do but they still have lots of fun together.
20 June 2012 #6 T touchstone Well-Known Member Joined 26 April 2007 Messages 4,873 Visit site Auntiek said: thanks but what is the Rockley site please Click to expand... Sorry, I should have posted links, but I see Nocturnal has (thankyou!) Do contact Nic though, she is a mine of information and it is so encouraging to see written off horses going on and doing well.
Auntiek said: thanks but what is the Rockley site please Click to expand... Sorry, I should have posted links, but I see Nocturnal has (thankyou!) Do contact Nic though, she is a mine of information and it is so encouraging to see written off horses going on and doing well.
20 June 2012 #7 Oberon Well-Known Member Joined 28 May 2009 Messages 7,241 Visit site Not a TB but this is my friend's horse. http://www.progressivehorse.co.uk/html/shoko.html Your vet will recommend remedial shoes. This is one treatment that may bring some comfort and buy you some time. Taking the shoes off and allowing the horse to repair what they can is a more reliable and successful treatment. Bikerchickone has just followed this route at Rockley Farm..... From the beginning http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=509376&highlight=navicular http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=511794&highlight=navicular http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=513152&highlight=navicular http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=513368&highlight=navicular http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=514495&highlight=navicular And a couple of months later http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=540954
Not a TB but this is my friend's horse. http://www.progressivehorse.co.uk/html/shoko.html Your vet will recommend remedial shoes. This is one treatment that may bring some comfort and buy you some time. Taking the shoes off and allowing the horse to repair what they can is a more reliable and successful treatment. Bikerchickone has just followed this route at Rockley Farm..... From the beginning http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=509376&highlight=navicular http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=511794&highlight=navicular http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=513152&highlight=navicular http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=513368&highlight=navicular http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=514495&highlight=navicular And a couple of months later http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=540954
20 June 2012 #8 Bikerchickone Well-Known Member Joined 5 September 2008 Messages 2,604 Location East Visit site Lol Oberon you beat me to it ha ha! Yes OP my lad went to Rockley and is doing really well now. He's definitely sound and we've done 20miles of ridden road work in the last 10 days. I cannot recommend Nic and Rockley highly enough. Nic will always be one of my heroes for all that she's done with Domino. Navicular is not a problem anymore. These days our only issues come from me being a Muppet! Feel free to pm me if you'd like any more information, or give Nic a call, she's very approachable and will be happy to discuss things with you. x
Lol Oberon you beat me to it ha ha! Yes OP my lad went to Rockley and is doing really well now. He's definitely sound and we've done 20miles of ridden road work in the last 10 days. I cannot recommend Nic and Rockley highly enough. Nic will always be one of my heroes for all that she's done with Domino. Navicular is not a problem anymore. These days our only issues come from me being a Muppet! Feel free to pm me if you'd like any more information, or give Nic a call, she's very approachable and will be happy to discuss things with you. x