How do you tell the difference between laminitic pain and abscess pain in horses?

Many horse owners struggle to distinguish between laminitic pain and abscess pain, leading to delayed or improper treatment that could exacerbate the horse’s condition.

Failing to correctly identify the type of pain can prolong your horse’s suffering and lead to more severe health issues. Addressing the wrong problem can cause unnecessary treatments and expenses.

By listening to this episode, you'll learn how to accurately identify the symptoms of laminitis and abscesses in horses and understand the best approaches for managing these conditions effectively.

This episode features Kerrie Hyland, a renowned equine naturopathy and nutrition expert. Kerrie is dedicated to improving the health and well-being of horses through natural and holistic approaches. With extensive experience in the field, she offers valuable insights and practical advice for managing equine conditions. 

BY THE TIME YOU FINISH LISTENING, YOU’LL LEARN:

👉 How to recognize the specific stance of a horse with laminitis.

👉 The differences in pain indicators between laminitis and abscesses.

👉 The role of herbal medicine in managing and alleviating pain.

👉 Practical steps to take for early intervention and effective treatment.

If you notice any signs of laminitis or abscess pain in your horse, address it immediately to stop the disease process in its tracks. Early intervention can significantly improve your horse’s recovery and overall health.

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Website: www.vibrantanimalhealth.com.au

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