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[1] A breakdown of the protein in the inner hoof wall by bacteria and fungi [2] - Bacterial or fungal infection often associated with hoof injuries that allow entrance of the microorganisms - More common in humid conditions - Improper trimming [3] - Starts with powdery, chalky area located along the junction of the hoof wall and sole (the white line); then causes a separation of the wall and sole - Soreness - Abnormal growth of hoof wall [4] - Consult your veterinarian - Hoof trimming to remove affected wall - Corrective shoeing - Medications to kill fungus and bacteria - Keep hoof clean and dry - Ensure tetanus vaccination is up to date [5] - Proper trimming - Prompt treatment of any other hoof condition - Proper nutrition - Good sanitation [0] 
White Line Disease
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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