Chestnuttymare
Well-Known Member
What a nightmare! However, I am another one who would say to speak to your vet about taking his shoes off. A horse i know had it for about 3 years, mri's, heartbars, injections into the foot etc etc, a fortune was spent and was never properly sound. Then the shoes came off as a last ditch attempt and I swear to god, the change happened overnight. I wouldn't believe it if i hadn't seen it.
I was reading something on here i think about navicular only happening in shod horses. Not sure if that is true or not but maybe worth looking in to.
I was reading something on here i think about navicular only happening in shod horses. Not sure if that is true or not but maybe worth looking in to.