Eleanor or Robin I failed to click the new album rather than add to old. I have added things to Radiographs by mistake. Sorry - please can you remove for me. John

My horse is recovering from laminitis/founder. He is no longer rotated and his "new" hoof is about 1/4 new . He is showing no signs of lameness and hasn't for a couple of months. My farrier says

Hi Ann-Marie, There are too many "it depends" to give a straight answer to this. Some of the things it depends on are; How severe was the laminitis episode? Was it the first time or has he had it

wrote: this. Some of in other possibly or maybe Cushings relative that i am not sure of. i will get you a picture of his radiographs (old and new) have you i will post pictures soon back of the

I took Aletheia last Friday to a Vet (of a good horsey friend of mine) in Missouri who has consulted with me and my Farrier telephonically for the past few months - very experienced and succussful

Hi Sherri Glad Aletheia is having good days. Getting the xrays and pics up will be good. When you do that will you please post on the main list (or I can move you over there :-)) We want to try to

Hi Sherri and Ann Marie and list members Just wanted to point you to the file "How to get good Hoof Photos" in the files section at the ECHoof home page. It's a quick and easy guide to getting

My photo's showed up as Alethia...and I am Ann-Marie and my horse is Bullet.....I have more to add as well

Ann Marie - I moved them to Bullet's file Nancy C

Sherri Soper wrote: Sherri - just a heads up (will cover this in more depth when we get your thread moved back over to the main site) that bone loss is not necessarily the kiss of death. She may

thanks! I posted some more pictures and if they aren't good enough, which they may not be , let me know and I can probably do better ones. I have his old radiographs in the examples of

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This is directed to John the vet...have you had a chance to look at the photos i posted? i know i haven't put up his new xrays, but the vet and farrier both thought they looked great and agreed to

Laminitis question: I've had two farriers tell me that P3 rotation will show up on the hoof wall as a horizontal line in a very short period of time after a laminitis attack. Also, if there is no

Hi Jo Ann Certainly external rings are an indication that someting is going on inside the foot. Not sure by what they meant as a short time, but I would not be willing to accept a founder diagnosis

Hi Ann-Marie Just wanted you to know that I moved your old rads into your Bullet file along with your pics. How long ago were these taken? I'm still trying to work out how to make this as easy as

Ann-Marie, Sorry for the delay in replying - computer problems. Thank you for posting the photos and first radiographs. It would be interesting to see the most recent ones. You have done pretty

wrote: be really because it wasn't a classic case, but i beleive around april 2006 attention Is the positioning of the feet in the photos unusual? has what does that mean? he does walk around on 8

Hi John and Ann-Marie, First, GREAT to see folks active here since we've just opened this branchof EquineCushings and Insulin Resistance!! I just wanted to note that this discussion is the perfect

Jo Ann, I do not necessarily agree with the farriers you have talked to. Horizontal hoof wall lines can show up for a variety of reasons: laminitis and nutritional changes being two of the most