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[1] Inflammation of the sensitive lamina (the connective tissue between the hoof and the coffin bone). The circulation becomes disrupted. [2] - Poor foot trimming - Grain overload - Toxicity from colic - Certain steroid medications - Foot injury [3] - The signs are progressive. At first, walks as though on eggshells. Then weight shifted to rear feet. Then resists walking, and lies down much of the time. Can result in severe, permanent, life-threatening lameness. [4] - Consult your veterinarian - Radiographs (x-rays) often necessary - Provide soft footing - Give anti-inflammatory medications and medications that improve circulation to the foot - Corrective shoeing [5] - Proper shoeing - Good nutrition - avoid too much grain or concentrated carbohydrate - Provide good footing [0] 
Laminitis (Founder)
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Horse Care: Hoof Problems Are A Whole Horse Problem
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