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Baroque
4 years ago

I don’t let a veterinarian answer that, as experience has shown, it costs diagnostics + treatment + advice according to veterinary regulations (that they must ask for everything, they must not treat them without diagnosis and advice, so they must also calculate whether they want or not). And then, as a rule, you have a large hole that you have to maintain for months until the danger of life-threatening inflammation is over.

Huforthopäden usually make a pinhole for free, send a walk on hard floors like asphalt so that it pumps the secretion out and the whole is over forever. They know that first you pack the hoof moist and tell one that on the phone, so that the horn is soft and the soup itself is looking for a canal. If she doesn’t, they’ll make a hole you can only find when you know. 70 % thus arise after a free telephone call from itself within a few days, the rest is just opened. If you want to pay for it, you often hear a “that is service” – unless the one had a long way to go for it. Since the hoof always only transports to the outside through such a small thin channel, you don’t have to worry that there is something that would be dangerous for the horse.

When it is opened, there is no watt around, because then the hoof has to be loaded that it can pump empty. Since the horses do not believe that it is better by burdening, you have to walk with them until it becomes too laborious to walk on three legs and then they step up and already after a few steps it becomes more pleasant and they continue without worry.

Therefore, it is of great advantage if you have a competent hoof worker and let them always close hoof before getting the veterinarian 😉