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zansbeunogal_2268
Reg. Dec 2009
Posted 2019-08-16 10:00 AM
Subject: Stone bruise


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My good mare got a stone bruise a few weeks ago, and she's also pulled that shoe off a couple times inbetween that on the same foot. 

my farrier is very good at his job and cares about her and her soundness, ive talked with my vet, who i also trust alot. and a couple other people. I'm getting a lot of mixed signals as far as what i should be doing. 

I had to vet out of my favorite rodeo, which really bites but its not worth it. 

she is sound, but then you can tell she steps on somthing that bugs her and will be LAME for a few steps then will work out of it, ive maybe put a handful of rides on her, cause she looks like shes ready to be rode, then gets sore and i put her away again

ive been told to start treating for an abcess, but then my vet said not too yet, dont want to make her soles soft, we want to harden the soles

my farrier was out last night, her sole is pretty hard, slight bit soft near her frog, and can see slight bruising, she was very irrated when he was nailing on the shoe to her inside wall, thats where we think the bruising is. 

its fustrating because shes very off and on. one ride I put on her she felt amazing the entire ride, and then as I was cooling her off she went sore... 

does anyone have any advice on stone bruises. I have no issues just giving her time, but if i need to be doing somthing then I want to start. 

she does not have any swelling or heat anywhere. we all beleive the issue is the bruise 

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FLITASTIC
Reg. Jun 2012
Posted 2019-08-16 11:37 AM
Subject: RE: Stone bruise



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Get some ISOXUPRINE from your vet. I had one with a severe severe stone bruise and he was sound in about 3 days! Also, pack her foot with Magic cushion. If shod, just pack it in there and put shavings on top. Works like a charm. But the Isoxuprine will get in there and open the blood to the foot and get that bruise healed up! 



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Fun2Run
Reg. Jul 2005
Posted 2019-08-16 11:41 AM
Subject: RE: Stone bruise



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Would it hurt to do pour in pads?  I have one horse with very tender feet, and he's worn pads for a long time.  Vettec is the brand, and when the farrier resets him, his feet are in wonderful condition - not soft.  It's been a life saver for my boy, because we do a lot of trail riding on rocky ground and he stays 100% sound. https://www.vettec.com/en-us/ 

 

 



Edited by Fun2Run 2019-08-16 11:43 AM
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zansbeunogal_2268
Reg. Dec 2009
Posted 2019-08-16 1:08 PM
Subject: RE: Stone bruise


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we are hoping to stay away from pads if possible since we dont want her to depend on them long term, and the bruising isnt so much in her sole, its along her wall... 

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zansbeunogal_2268
Reg. Dec 2009
Posted 2019-08-16 1:13 PM
Subject: RE: Stone bruise


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FLITASTIC - 2019-08-16 11:37 AM


Get some ISOXUPRINE from your vet. I had one with a severe severe stone bruise and he was sound in about 3 days! Also, pack her foot with Magic cushion. If shod, just pack it in there and put shavings on top. Works like a charm. But the Isoxuprine will get in there and open the blood to the foot and get that bruise healed up! 


I am going to call my vet about it right now!

 

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TSlashO
Reg. Sep 2011
Posted 2019-09-01 10:12 PM
Subject: RE: Stone bruise



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Epsom salt paste on a nursing pad, applied to bottom of a clean foot. Size 1 diaper wraps around perfectly the hoof and foot, attaching its tabs to secure on. Vet wrap on. Then duct tape a good sole on the bottom and duct tape around front and back. Strips of duct tape work better than wrapping in around and around.

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