Hoof, Legs, Circulation & Swelling
Hoof Problems - Front Limb
- Duration
- 21 min
When to reach for it
front foot soreness, bruising, transitions in shoeing, poor hoof quality
About this program
No foot, no horse — and the front feet carry most of the weight. Bruises, poor horn quality, soreness after shoeing changes: the everyday troubles of the front foot respond best to farriery and patience, with steady care alongside.
Consider this program when:
- a front foot is sore after stones or hard ground
- shoeing is in transition — new shoes, new farrier, barefoot trial
- horn quality is poor and growth needs the season
- routine foot care in a hard-working horse
One foot per treatment, always in partnership with the farrier. A pounding digital pulse or a suddenly lame foot is a vet call — abscess and worse start exactly like 'a bit footy'.