c0d3bb89_lems_Are_A_Whole_Horse_Problem__0
[1] The heel area narrows such that the width at the base of the frog is less than 2/3 the width of the widest part of the hoof [2] - Poor conformation - genetics - Dry environment leading to loss of moisture in hoof - Improper shoeing or poor hoof trimming - Lack of exercise [3] - The width at the base of the frog is less than 2/3 the width of the widest part of the hoof - Can often lead to other hoof problems [4] - Consult your veterinarian - Proper hoof trimming (may take months of regular trimming to resolve) and, if necessary, corrective shoeing - Restore hoof moisture - Ensure tetanus vaccination is up to date [5] - Proper hoof trimming and shoeing - Providing adequate exercise [0] 
Contracted Heels
D i s e a s e
A b s c e s s e s
C o n t r a c t e d H e e l s
C o r n s
L a m i n i t i s ( F o u n d e r )
N a v i c u l a r S y n d r o m e
S a n d C r a c k s
S e e d y T o e
T h r u s h
W h i t e L i n e D i s e a s e
Horse Care: Hoof Problems Are A Whole Horse Problem
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