Before the vet can diagnose a swollen fetlock, it is important to identify the position of the swelling and whether the horse is lame. Windgalls They are seen in many horses and rarely cause a ...

If a horse has a swollen fetlock joint and lameness, then your vet should be consulted. There are many possible cases, which include: Acute trauma, such as a joint strain ...

Several weeks ago, when the sun was scorching the grass and the ponies were spending long, lazy days warming their backs, Finn, our big bruiser of a horse came in from the field with a swollen ...

Noticing that your horse has a swollen limb (or sometimes more than one) is something that most owners have experienced at one point or another. Some swellings are innocuous, ...

CAVALRYMAN will need to pass a vet check to be able to take its place in the Melbourne Cup after suffering a swollen fetlock. A 10-time winner from 38 starts, Cavalryman had been kept safe in ...