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X Ray please review and hoof pictures
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I agree with Sherry, the trim needs a lot of work before he should be started with ridden work. You could look into having hoof markups done to guide your farrier. Here's the instructions:
https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/wiki/1475 Once you have everything in place, start a New Topic titled: Requesting Markups -- Kirsten and Shaku (IR + PPID) - 2019 Kitimat, BC, Canada ECIR Group Moderator Shaku's Photo Album |
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Sherry Morse
Please read the exercise section of your welcome letter - Re: New member (groups.io). We do not recommend riding a post laminitic horse until they have had a chance to grow out most of a new hoof (about 9 months on average). I would not be pushing this horse to trot as you're only 6 months out from a laminitic event and the trim is need of a lot of correction still.
Thanks, Sherry and Scutch (and Scarlet over the bridge) EC Primary Response PA 2014 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Sherry%20and%20Scutch_Scarlet https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=78891 |
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Bev
Hi, apologizes for not having the link. I believe I have it correct now.
Bailey present with laminitis late Dec 2021, it resolved but came back again in March and resolved at beginning of April. In June he was sore on front left only, I believe it was an abscess, although farrier did not see anything. It resolved within 7 days or so. X-rays done Sept 22nd and trim completed Sept 6th I have began to ride him at the walk only for about 20mins. He seems to do ok and doesn't appear to be sore later on or next day. My question is - is it ok to ride him at trot ? and can I start lunging him ? Thanks -- Bev and Bailey Manitoba Jan 2022 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Bev%20D%20and%20Bailey Bev and Bailey Photo Album |
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