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Why is my powerful horse so gentle and calm despite her strength?
Horses are never mean. They are made mean. So you are very lucky to have such a gentle horse. She obviously was raised well and was always treated well and has a good character. Good breeding always plays a role.
Updated on November 25th, 2025
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My horse has a leg injury and vet suggests euthanasia. Any hope?
How sad! That really depends on the diagnosis and exactly what is going on with your horse. You could always get a second opinion from a different vet and see if there is a treatment that would help. Hope that he can be treated and recovers.
Updated on November 25th, 2025
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My 9-year-old horse's legs crack, but he has no pain. Is this normal?
Hello and thank you very much for your question. Crepitus, or crackling sounds, can be normal for a horse and is not necessarily indicative of pain or arthritis. This occurs with aging. Because there does not seem to be pain upon jumping or movement, I see no reason not to continue this eventing. One thing I would recommend, however, is to talk to your local veterinarian about putting you on a prescription strength glucosamine chondroitin or hyaluronic acid supplement to keep your horse moving pain-free. These have no side effects and research shows that they work quite well in delaying or preventing future joint issues. Thanks a lot for your question. I hope I have helped.
Updated on November 25th, 2025
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My 2-year-old mustang is dragging his leg after being in the barn.
He apparently hurt his leg while in the barn. He may have been caught under something or had a problem getting up. Best call an equine veterinarian out now, before he hurts his leg even more. Rocco needs a hands-on exam to diagnose the problem and treat it.
Updated on November 25th, 2025
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Is it safe to approach my escaped stallion if he's bucking?
I recommend taking a bucket of grain or treats, and approach him very slowly and quietly. If you do not feel safe, then do not approach him. You may be able to lure him back to a pen with food without ever touching him.
Updated on November 25th, 2025