Episode #141: Unraveling Hind End Lameness with Dr. Amy Bennett
Diagnosing hind end lameness in horses can be a complex puzzle, far less straightforward than the telltale head bob of front limb issues. In this engaging episode of the Starline Equine Bodywork Podcast, I am thrilled to welcome Dr. Amy Bennett, a veterinarian with a special interest in equine lameness, to guide us through this intricate topic.
Together, we explore the key areas where hind end issues commonly arise—from well-known trouble spots like the hocks and stifles to often-overlooked regions such as the greater trochanter. Dr. Bennett shares her professional insights on how veterinarians systematically pinpoint the root causes of discomfort, offering a clear and educational breakdown for horse owners and enthusiasts alike.
Tune in to discover practical knowledge, expert tips, and a fresh perspective on equine health that will leave you eager to learn more. Don’t miss this fascinating deep dive into the world of hind end lameness—your horse (and your curiosity) will thank you!
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