Laminitis Success StoriesThis page of laminitis success stories is dedicated to all the equines who have survived laminitis or founder. It can be very scary when in the middle of a laminitic crisis and so the intent of this page is to offer comfort and reassurance to those in need. Scroll down past the form to see the stories. Click here to read Mary's storyDo you have a laminitis success story to shareDo you have a horse or pony that survived a laminitis or founder attack? By sharing your story you could help give hope to others who are currently experiencing the devastating effects of laminitis. Other Visitor's StoriesClick on the links below read about equines who have survived laminitis attacks.
Dusty's Long Road
Maggie
Pip - Chronic Laminitis
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Learn more about hoovesLearn how to evaluate your horse's hooves Learn how to take good hoof photos Learn how corrective hoof trimming can restore soundness Learn how to figure out hoof problems and get a photo consultation Learn how poor hoof form can lead to navicular Learn about correct break over Want more information?Laminitis and founder ebook - available for instant download"I found "Laminitis and Founder Exposed" to be a comprehensive resource in treating this serious illness using complimentary therapies. The attention to detail and research makes this text a valued addition to any horse lover's library." Thomas Ebejer, Director of Queensland College of Oriental Medicine and Equine Studies, Australia. |
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