Lameness

Successful conference held by Hallmarq MRI

Hallmarq MRI has held another successful conference where diagnosis of equine lameness was discussed

New research would seem to indicate that many horses’ lameness is going undetected in the UK and your horse could be among them

A slipping saddle may be an early sign that your horse is suffering from hindlimb lameness, research by the Animal Health Trust has found

Find out how to spot the signs of multi-limb lameness

H&H looks at the factors that affect the response to flexion tests

Diagnosing the cause of lameness will always be one of the biggest challenges in veterinary science

Lameness is the most common reason for older horses to be put down, according to new research funded by The Horse Trust

The most common cause of shoulder lameness in adult horses is a traumatic accident — a fall or a collision, for example

Dealing with sudden, unexplained lameness and tips for preventing injury

Back problems are sometimes blamed for low-grade lameness in horses, when in fact the back pain develops as a result of a problem elsewhere