The AAEP Discusses Laminitis In Horses – Podcast #032 ( Moved to community.thehorsesadvocate.com )
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Great podcast, as usual!
🤠 Thank you
Another comment that was lost technically was from KarenM:
“Whew, laminitis. Knock wood, I’ve only had two encounters. One was my elderly pony in the early 90s. The vet taped wooden blocks to his feet. Fortunately he recovered fine. The other was a TB broodmare belonging to our trainer, who had just foaled and foundered a week or so later. Horrible. Rotated out through her sole and had to be euthanized. Although I always appreciated our trainer exposing me to everything that can go wrong, this was one I would have gladly skipped.”