My horse has -- or had in the past -- suspensory ligament issues
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I train horses and/or teach people
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What is the first thing you would do if your horse was lame?
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My horse is shod
My horse seems stiff
My horse trips (more than once in a while)
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My horse enjoys regular rolling
My horse has an area to run
My horse naturally stands square in front
My horse is vaccinated with vets recommendations
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My horse prefers one direction (clockwise or counter-clockwise)
My horse almost always rests one hind leg
My horse is ten years or older
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I think my horse is short-strided
I think my horse's shoulder muscles are too tight
I feel like my horse is off somewhere
I just want to be sure my horse is doing well
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WOULD YOU LIKE TO KNOW THE REAL CAUSE OF SUSPENSORY INJURIES? 88% OF VETS DON'T KNOW THIS
The true cause of suspensory injuries is NOT known by most veterinarians. It is not taught in vet school. The next page will tell you what the video will teach you.
