Rheuma

Some old horses read the weather better than any forecast: damp mornings and pressure changes arrive as whole-body stiffness. Chronic, fluctuating, everywhere-and-nowhere — the pattern riders have always called rheumatic.

Consider this program when:

• an older horse stiffens with weather changes
• chronic stiffness moves around rather than settling in one joint
• whole-body comfort care suits the case better than joint-by-joint work
• the vet has ruled out specific treatable disease

All four limbs in one treatment, at the pace of an old campaigner. Fluctuating multi-limb stiffness deserves one proper work-up — immune-mediated joint disease exists in horses too.