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Browsing by Subject "angular limb deformity, tendon contracture, horse, tendon laxity"

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    Types of crooked legs in foals
    (University of Minnesota Extension, 2018) Malone, Erin
    Generally, leg deformities in foals have a good outcome if you start treatment early. If you leave moderate to severe cases untreated, crippling problems will occur as the foal matures. Pain associated with crippling problems make these horse unrideable.