Wet-Dry Cycles – Effect on the Hoof
Winter is coming and with it comes the rain and mud and boggy fields. The reality is in the wild […]
Winter is coming and with it comes the rain and mud and boggy fields. The reality is in the wild […]
For thousands of years horses roamed the grasslands, surviving, thriving and all without the need for something applied to the
Nature has an inherent ability to improve, to adapt, to survive and to overcome. The miracle of the evolutionary complexities
Hoof pastern axis (HPA) is a term for the relationship between the hoof and the pastern. There are three categories
Tensegrity, a combination of the words “tension” and “integrity”, is a principle that has been used in structural engineering for
Every biological entity is made up of systems upon systems, existing in symbiosis for the collective good. Even our own
Social norms are a collective representation of acceptable group conduct and an individual’s perception of their particular groups conduct. They
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This debate is often fiercely contested and remains controversial with two schools of thought, traditionally diametrically opposed. As the author
Most horses will suffer with a severe unilateral lameness at one time in their life, when this is for prolonged
The ability to withstand concussive and load forces is vitally important in musculoskeletal health and the hoof is on the
There is conflicting rhetoric traversing the social universe about the importance and ideals of phalangeal alignment and stance angles, concepts
Shoeing cycle length is a vitally important factor in hoof health and controlling the morphological changes associated with hoof growth