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Case Studies

Case Study A -A straightforward case study, reflective of a common occurrence in domestic horses globally. Subclinical and clinical signs often escape the attention of horse owners worldwide. Horses possess a remarkable ability to conceal their pain, often leading to subtle signs that may escape detection.

By adhering closely to the four pillars, we aim to restore this pony's condition within one hoof growth cycle (hgc), approximately nine months.

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Case study A (RF-Pre Trim) - 19/05/2024

Here we can see visable stress rings in the hoof wall, stress rings can occur in the sub-clinical stage and therefore it is imperative to act promptly, particularly if recent stress rings are visible near the coronary band.

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Case study A (LF-Pre Trim) - 19/05/2024

The visibly weak hoof wall with cracks is often attributed to a deficient diet.

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Case study A (LF-Pre Trim) - 19/05/2024

A glimpse of underneath -the onset of the decline of the LAM (Lamellar Attachment Mechanism)

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Case study A (RF-Pre Trim measurements) - 19/05/2024

Measurements are taken both before and after each trimming cycle to monitor the healing progress of the horse and provide guidance for our trims.

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Case study A (LF-Pre Trim) - February 2025

Healing takes time and patience, check back in February 2025.

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Case study A (RF-Pre Trim) - February 2025

Healing takes time and patience, check back in February 2025.

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