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I want to thank everyone that hoped for my dear Mr. Thunder.
To quote the vet, "I've never seen a prettier navicular bone in my life."
That took a huge stressor off me. Thank goodness, except, now I have one question...what IS causing my horse to be off and on lame?
The vet thinks it could be his hocks, but I take amazingly good care of those, since he's a bit prone to having them get sore if he's running a lot. I think its something on the front legs...Last time my vet and I were having opposite beliefs, I turned out to be the right one...haha Plus, it feels different than when his hocks are sore. I guess now its nerve block time...at least we think Navicular is out of it...
To quote the vet, "I've never seen a prettier navicular bone in my life."
That took a huge stressor off me. Thank goodness, except, now I have one question...what IS causing my horse to be off and on lame?
The vet thinks it could be his hocks, but I take amazingly good care of those, since he's a bit prone to having them get sore if he's running a lot. I think its something on the front legs...Last time my vet and I were having opposite beliefs, I turned out to be the right one...haha Plus, it feels different than when his hocks are sore. I guess now its nerve block time...at least we think Navicular is out of it...