Atila's Progress
Dear ones, warm greetings from a Spanish laminitis patient. We are here in Andalusia, where we have a former PRE stallion who suffered from years of laminitis until he was rescued by his owner. She has been rescuing horses for almost 30 years, is a veterinarian herself, and it’s an incredible story. I first rode a horse with her about 20, 25 years ago, and she is the reason I work with horses at all. And so the circle closes, unbelievable. I built a hoof trimming box here so I don't have to drag the trailer all the way down to southern Spain. I then created my own shoe in a local workshop using their welding equipment. I took care of the hoof here. Of course, we also did a local anesthesia, which is why a bit of blood is running down from the top. Exactly, I then started the treatment here, and I think I did it quite nicely. The horse had suffered from chronic laminitis for four years before, resulting in an extremely osteolytic coffin bone. There’s hardly anything left of the coffin bone to see. Nonetheless, he, due to that,
