Laminitis

This article provides a comprehensive guide to caring for a laminitic horse, focusing on proper hoof care and alignment, pain management, and offering a tailored approach for optimal hoof health and recovery.

Approximately 90% of laminitis cases are endocrinopathic, mainly due to elevated insulin levels. While NSAIDs such as Bute can address inflammation, they don't reduce insulin levels. Find out when to use Bute and when Bute will not help. 

Discover the ultimate guide to managing Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS) and PPID/Cushing's Disease through precise nutritional support. 

Jiao Gu Lan is a very useful herb in Laminitis recovery. Because of the herb’s ability as an anti-inflammatory and antioxidant, it has beneficial effects for horses suffering from Laminitis.

The onset of Laminitis can be sudden for many horses and it can be a very overwhelming and stressful time for caring owners. There is so much conflicting advice out there and it can be confusing to know where to start, especially in the heat of the first few days!