NUMBER OF LAMINITIC HORSES IN SURVEY AS OF JAN. 24, 2010
Laminitic horses
STATE BREAKDOWN OF LAMINITIC HORSES
Laminitic BREED OF HORSE
Breed of horse Laminitic
2ND BREED OF HORSE, IF NOT A FULLBRED
Second breed of horse Laminitic horses
GENDER OF HORSE
Gender of horse Laminitic horses HEIGHT OF HORSE
Height of Laminitic
BONE SIZE OF HORSE:
Bone size of Laminitic AGE OF HORSE:
Laminitic horses
HORSES THAT WERE IN WORK
Horses in work when laminitis developed FEET THAT DEVELOPED LAMINITIS
Left front foot
Right front foot
Left hind foot
Right hind foot
SEVERITY OF LAMINITIS
Severity of Laminitic laminitis
CAUSE OF LAMINITIS
Laminitis from excess weight-bearing
Laminitis from grass
STATE BREAKDOWN OF GRASS-RELATED LAMINITIS
Laminitis from hay with high sugar levels
STATE BREAKDOWN OF HORSES THAT DEVELOPED LAMINITIS FROM HAY WITH HIGH SUGAR LEVELS
Laminitis from excess grain
Laminitis from gastrointestinal illness
Laminitis from obesity
STATE BREAKDOWN OF HORSES THAT DEVELOPED LAMINITIS FROM OBESITY
Horses with laminitis from obesity
Laminitis from metabolic syndrome
STATE BREAKDOWN OF HORSES THAT DEVELOPED LAMINITIS FROM METABOLIC SYNDROME
Horses with laminitis from metabolic syndrome
Laminitis from Cushing's Disease
Laminitis from Corticosteroid use Laminitis from retained placenta
Laminitis from pregnancy-related issues
Laminitis from muscle breakdown following extreme exertion Laminitis from hyperthermia Laminitis from black walnuts
Laminitis from stress Laminitis from concussion-related breakdown Laminitis from vaccinations Laminitis from other Laminitis from unknown HORSES THAT WERE AROUND ARSENIC-TREATED WOOD FENCING
Horses were near arsenic-treated fencing
HORSES THAT HAD ROTATION
Horses had rotation HORSES THAT HAD SOLE-PENETRATION
Horses had sole-penetration
Note: There was one sinker. Survey should have been designed to ask if a horse was a sinker.
HORSES THAT SURVIVED
Horses survived NUMBER OF YEARS HORSE SURVIVED Laminitic horses survived HORSES WHOSE LAMINITIS WAS NOTICED IMMEDIATELY
Horses whose laminitis was noticed immediately INITIAL TREATMENT
Cold therapy
Horses treated with cold therapy that improved
Radiography
Horses treated with radiography that improved Thermography Horses treated with thermography that improved Venogram Horses treated with a venogram that improved Corrective shoeing Horses treated with corrective shoeing that improved Corrective trimming of bare feet on normal schedule Horses treated with corrective trimming on a normal schedule that improved Corrective trimming of bare feet on a much faster pace (every week or every other week)
Horses treated with corrective trimming of bare feet on a much faster pace that improved Comfort boots Horses treated with comfort boots that improved Riding boots (Old Mac, Boa boots or other) Horses treated with riding boots that improved Anti-inflammatory drugs Horses treated with anti-inflammatory drugs that improved Change of diet Horses treated with change of diet that improved Thyroid powder Horses treated with thyroid powder that improved Quiessence Horses treated with Quiessence that improved Other magnesium supplement Horses treated with other magnesium supplement that improved Lamina Saver
Horses treated with Lamina Saver that improved Other jiaogulan supplement Horses treated with other jiaogulan supplement that improved Pergolide Horses treated with Pergolide that improved Stall rest Horses treated with stall rest that improved Paddock turnout Horses treated with paddock turnout that improved Pasture turnout Horses treated with pasture turnout that improved Other treatment Horses treated with other treatment that improved
TYPE OF CORRECTIVE SHOEING
Reverse heartbar
Redden Modified Ultimate Steward Clog
IF TREATMENT CHANGED, FIRST CHANGE OF TREATMENT
Treatment change: cold therapy Treatment change: horses treated with cold therapy that improved Treatment change: radiography
Treatment change: horses treated with radiography that improved Treatment change: thermography Treatment change: horses treated with thermography that improved Treatment change: venogram Treatment change: horses treated with a venogram that improved Treatment change: corrective shoeing Treatment change: horses treated with corrective shoeing that improved Treatment change: corrective trimming of bare feet on a normal trim schedule Treatment change: corrective trimming on a normal schedule that improved Treatment change: corrective trimming of bare feet on a much faster pace (every week or every other week)
Treatment change: horses treated with corrective trimming of bare feet on a much faster pace that improved Treatment change: comfort boots Treatment change: horses treated with comfort boots that improved Treatment change: riding boots (Old Mac, Boa boots or other) Treatment change: horses treated with riding boots that improved Treatment change: anti-inflammatory drugs Treatment change: horses treated with anti-inflammatory drugs that improved Treatment change: change of diet Treatment change: horses treated with change of diet that improved Treatment change: thyroid powder Treatment change: horses treated with thyroid powder that improved Treatment change: Quiessence Treatment change: horses treated with Quiessence that improved Treatment change: other magnesium supplement Treatment change: horses treated with other magnesium supplement that improved Treatment change: Lamina Saver Treatment change: horses treated with Lamina Saver that improved Treatment change: other jiaogulan supplement Treatment change: horses treated with other jiaogulan supplement that improved Treatment change: Pergolide Treatment change: horses treated with Pergolide that improved Treatment change: stall rest Treatment change: horses treated with stall rest that improved Treatment change: paddock turnout
Treatment change: horses treated with paddock turnout that improved Treatment change: pasture turnout Treatment change: horses treated with pasture turnout who improved Treatment change: other treatment Treatment change: horses treated with other treatment that improved CHANGE OF TREATMENT: TYPE OF CORRECTIVE SHOEING
Treatment change: reverse heartbar Treatment change: Redden Modified Ultimate Treatment change: Steward Clog Treatment change: Other TREATMENTS YOU THINK LED TO IMPROVEMENT Cold therapy Radiography Thermography Venogram Corrective shoeing Corrective trimming of bare feet on a normal schedule Corrective trimming of bare feet on a much faster schedule Comfort boots Riding boots Anti-inflammatory drugs Change of diet Thyroid powder Quiessence Other magnesium supplement Lamina Saver Other jiaogulan supplement Pergolide Stall rest Paddock turnout
Pasture turnout
Other treatment THE ONE TREATMENT YOU THINK HAD THE MOST IMPACT
Most impact: cold therapy
Most impact: radiography
Most impact: thermography
Most impact: venogram
Most impact: corrective shoeing
Most impact: corrective trimming on normal schedule
Most impact: corrective trimming on a much faster schedule
Most impact: comfort boots
Most impact: riding boots
Most impact: anti-inflammatory drugs
Most impact: change of diet
Most impact: thyroid powder
Most impact: Quiessence Most impact: other magnesium
Most impact: Lamina Saver
Most impact: other jiaogulan supplement
Most impact: Pergolide
Most impact: stall rest
Most impact: paddock turnout
Most impact: pasture turnout
Most impact: none
Most impact: other
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS
Laminitis caused by a move to new property. New property had lush rye/clover pasture. Soil test proved property was totally lacking in
magnesium due to being supered heavily every year. Tonka now on grass hay (no seeds or clover), high levels of magnesium,equilibrium minerals, speedibeet. Removed from grass, took weight off.
Barefoot did not work. Removed from grass PERMANENTLY. Put him on metformin for IR. This TB had pneumonia at age 6 and has been sensitive to grass ever since. I also used homeopathic ways.esp. accupuncture
Change of diet to reduce sugar levels as far as possible and turn-out in a dry paddock --no grass-- finally stopped the bouts of laminitis My horse had a sinker, not rotation, but it did not penetrate the sole.
It was winter in CT so no grass when it first developed. Then spring grass = sinker I taped building insulation foam to her feet (Dow pink).They molded
and supported her so that she could walk. Turnout once she could walk was in a dry lot.She originally had 11 degree rotation in one foot,8 degree in the other.With change of diet and a drylot, her feet were perfectly normal in 5yrs
Iced, Butem Isox, corrective shoeing, change in diet and horse recovered from 9% rotation of both front feet and was back at work in a month. Substitute feeder (for owner) fed grain 3 times a day (when
told not to) when horse in new grass pasture in May. No problems whatsoever since, thankfully! My mare had improved and got worse. X-rays showed coffin bone was
stable and good sole growth. So we put on the Steward shoes to allow break-over further back at or just being the coffin bone. After two weeks of stall rest in these shoes we hope to go to the next level
again. Started 5/17/09 I moved the horse to AZ in summer of 2008. He has improved to the point where, except for distal descent, result being thin soles, he is
perfectly normal. He wears Epona shoes and goes riding about 65 miles per week. Every horse I brought to the MI property developed laminitis to some degree. The vet said the horse was metabolic This horse went through this 3 times. Ten years between bout #1 and bout #2. I owe the 10 goods years to my farrier of 15 years. She
moved and diaster followed with 2 different farriers and 1 barefoot farrier, vet recommended as part of the treatment for the 3rd and worse founder of all. Sinkers Added E3Live for horses blue green algae mineral supplement, mare
has been on it for 3+ years is on dry lot most of her life but I still can not get the excess weight off her, she had multiple sub solar abscesses one spring had 3/4 of her sole removed, we wrapped fro 5 months but she is sound.
Due to abseccess any improvement went backwards. Also noticed when she came into season same thing happened again. Still nursing. I rescued this horse, he was in bad shape.no water , no food He was very skinny.I've had him for 10 mnths. Dont know any of his history. My horse never did develop full blown lamanitis. She got rings on her feet and when she ran the fence line when other horses got loose she
absessed three times alternately on each front foot. That is 6 absesses one after the other. What a nightmare. I changed hay from crappy hay to really rich hay and then fed him
more grain because he lost weight from the crappy and it was too much for him. The vet changed his diet. No grain 6 to 8 lbs of hay 2x day. keep his hooves clean.he improved 90 pct. This happened a month ago. Prayer also works too
She has been seen by two veterinarians, has had 3 different antibiotics, some type of IV treatment, bute both paste and powder,
ultrasound of leg and nothing showed, DMSO/leg wrapped, cold packs/leg wrapped, after leg wrapping swelling goes down for a few hours, not lame & leg is not hot.
The hay that I had bought was excellent hay but high in glucose. I knew my horse was IS, but feed appropriately. After the laminitis started, I read that some hays were high in glucose, that soaking the
hay would remove most of it. I did that for 3 weeks, noticed a difference within 1 Wk. Sold hay. Learned hay was high glucose. Knew horse was IR but didn't suspect
hay. Learned that soaking hay would remove most of glucose. Noticed improvement after 1 week. Winter, hay was too heavy after soaking. Sold excellent hay (except
for glucose), bought good, year old hay. Horse had lilypads taped onto his front feet that provided pressure on sole and frog to keep coffin bone in place. Kept for 3 weeks in deeply bedded stall. It worked!
HORSE WEIGHT
Laminitic horses HORSES WHO LOST WEIGHT:
Horses who lost weight
HORSES WHO LOST WEIGHT AND APPEARED TO FEEL BETTER:
Horses whose weight loss made them feel better WHAT THE HORSE WAS EATING WHEN LAMINITIS DEVELOPED Grass hay Alfalfa hay Pelleted feed Alfalfa cubes Beet pulp Pasture grass Supplements Grass hay and grain Grass hay and pelleted feed
Grass hay and supplements
Alfalfa hay and grain
Alfalfa hay and pelleted feed
Alfalfa hay and supplements
Pasture and grass hay Pasture and alfalfa hay Pasture and grain Pasture and pelleted feed
Pasture and supplements Hay treated with drying agent Those who didn't know if hay was treated KIND OF SUPPLEMENTS FED Type of supplement Laminitic horses
calf manna,,daily wormer, sand colic med
MSM, Olive Oil, Apple Cider Vinegar, mor
HOURS ON PASTURE GRASS
Laminitic horses TYPE OF GRAIN OR PELLETED FEED
Type of feed Laminitic horses RIGHT AFTER LAMINITIS DEVELOPED, HORSES FED: After laminitis: grass hay After laminitis: alfalfa hay
After laminitis: grain After laminitis: pelleted feed After laminitis: alfalfa cubes After laminitis: beet pulp After laminitis: pasture grass After laminitis: supplements TYPE OF SUPPLEMENT FED RIGHT AFTER: Type of feed fed right after laminitis developed Laminitic horses
inflamasaver. laminasaver, quiessence, c
HOURS ON PASTURE RIGHT AFTER LAMINITIS DEVELOPED Hours on pasture right after laminitis developed Laminitic TYPE OF GRAIN OR PELLETED FEED AFTER LAMINITIS Type of feed fed right after laminitis developed Laminitic HORSES FED TREATS: Horses fed treats Horses fed carrots as treats Horses fed apples as treats Horses fed cookies as treats Horses fed other treats TYPE OF HORSE COOKIES FED Type of horse cookies Laminitic HORSES FED PEOPLE FOOD Horses fed people food MONTH DEVELOPED Month laminitis developed Laminitic horses YEAR DEVELOPED Laminitic horses developed HORSES QUALITY OF LIFE ONE YEAR LATER Qualify of life one year later HORSES QUALITY OF LIFE FIVE YEARS LATER Qualify of life five years later Laminitic
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