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Equine Orthopaedics and Rheumatology Q&A 15 (view source)
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#The foot can be left for a few days for the bruising to heal and the horse to become sound.
#The foot can be left for a few days for the bruising to heal and the horse to become sound.
#When shoes are re-applied, care must be taken to avoid pressure in this region – shoes can have the caudal end of the medial branch seated out, and in some cases the heel widened so that it covers and protects the affected area while still being supported by the wall.
#When shoes are re-applied, care must be taken to avoid pressure in this region – shoes can have the caudal end of the medial branch seated out, and in some cases the heel widened so that it covers and protects the affected area while still being supported by the wall.
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