Скачать или смотреть Is “Lazy Hindlimb” a Real Diagnosis? Uncovering Hidden Lameness in Horses

What many owners dismiss as a “lazy hindlimb” may actually signal a more serious case of hindlimb lameness in horses. In this short but vital presentation, Dr. Sue Dyson explains how bilateral lameness, chronic pain adaptation, and toe-dragging are commonly misinterpreted. She also discusses how hindlimb lameness in horses can lead to reduced performance, muscle atrophy, and sacroiliac tension that is often overlooked. Recognizing these subtle signs is key to improving equine welfare and clinical outcomes.

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