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Stiff hind leg to the right

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batkitty
Reg. Jul 2008
Posted 2015-01-19 3:44 PM
Subject: Stiff hind leg to the right



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Let me start off with yes, I know she probably will need a vet visit, etc, but I'm at work and keep thinking about it......

I was riding yesterday. We are trying to get my mare legged back up. Going left we were doing great. Right hand circles, I thought she was cross firing. She wasn't, but she was loping very upright, not reaching under herself with her right hind and felt stiff. Not limping at all, just not reaching. Had three on the ground watching her. Just seemed stiff. Seemed to have to chase her into the canter a bit. Ears forward the whole time, no pinning ears or acting like she was really hurting, although obviously something was bothering her.

Is that usually hock or stifle? I can't remember. No heat or swelling that I could find. She let me pick up, stretch, etc. I'll try her today and see if it's still there. She could have tweaked it in the pasture. But if it stays she will go to the vet.

Just curious if you have any input.
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HannahRodeoCowgirl
Reg. Apr 2014
Posted 2015-01-19 4:23 PM
Subject: RE: Stiff hind leg to the right



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Probably hock. Go to the vet. Depending on what they say of course, look into adequan before doing hock injections. They may want to inject her right then and there but I'd say do your research first. Hock injections definitely have their place but better to avoid them if possible.
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canrunnr
Reg. Sep 2003
Posted 2015-01-19 4:31 PM
Subject: RE: Stiff hind leg to the right



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 i just asked my vet this same question a few weeks ago. I'm rehabbing a horse and noticed him doing this and she said it's more than likely hocks.  So once he's done rehabbing, looks like he will get injections.
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