Holy cow, poor horse.

It looks like the blood may have just went to the bone after freezing 11:34 ?

I’d like to of seen you taking it off.

The hard part would come first then blood tissue fills the void.

Thank you very much for this video

Sounds like shes saying whoof and also it looks similar to whale baleen in a way

Good luck, Lindsey, and I'm looking forward to seeing it up! Huge thanks to your sponsor, STYX, and Darryl!

Am i the only one not bothered by this in here?

Thank you for sharing!

So it was a dead leg ? …. 😳

Its designed

Looks painful af

Is that Horse foot kust a foot or a whole horse and does it live or is it dead?

Imagine running a hairbrush through that

THE HOOF IS REALLY LIKE A HUMAN FINGERNAIL INSIDE. OH WOW!

I JUST FOUND FOAL SLIPPERS!

What happened to the horse? Its bothering me to watch this without knowing where this horsefoot is coming from

Would like to know what the professor found out about the foot. Interesting and heartbreaking.

So the horse is dead...😢

Can someone tell me what that is in the horse's hoof is it meet

Love your work 👍💪

Quality

My nails feel this badly

Rip horse

Merci ! Bonjour du Québec !😊

I loved this product. It makes it really hard for glue on shoes to be applied and I thought my HCP was going to shoot me. But now I went to school for Applied Equine Podiatry and I might check it out again. I agree that the smell is good. Some do not like it though! Lol

Just thinking out loud, I would expect most liquid applications to penetrate soft/damaged areas, the difference being whether the product has a therapeutic impact . Did you see any affect at all on the wall?

It would be interesting to see half a hoof treated half untreated to see the difference

What does an adequate frog look like? Would it be thicker (more mm between tissue and the ground)?

Ese caballo debe haber sufrido muchísimo por la ineptitud de sus dueños

Sheared heel medial side of hoof

Does this hurt the horse?

Credit to your work, learning so much

I'm assuming this is a moni/section A/B welshie? Older horse? Any history?

So pleased to have found your channel and this clip. I have 3 horses in my practice wth those concave, pointy "triangular" dreadful feet. Interestingly only one has them bilaterally. All of those feet are compromised and disorganized in terms of external structure and integrity. Only 1 horse has a history of chronic cortisone abuse. The others are "fragile horses" susceptible to viruses and illness. All are TBs. Dead keen to hear what Prof Pollitt has to say. Had the priveledge of attending a seminar he presented at a vet congress about 15 years ago.

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