Diseases of the Horses Foot
Diseases of the Horses Foot
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(b) Local or Coronary Contraction. Definition. — Contraction at the heels, confined to the horn immediately succeeding that occupied by the coronary cushion. Really, the condition is but a somewhat arbitrary subdivision of contracted hoof, as we have just described it in general. For that reason we shall give it but very brief mention. Symptoms. — In this case the horn of the heels, instead of running down in a straight line from the coronary margin to the bearing surface of the wall, presents ...a more or less distinct concavity (See Fig. 79, a, a). As is the case with contraction considered as a whole, this deformity may affect one or both heels ; and during its first appearance, which is after the first few shoeings, the animal may go distinctly lame. Causes. — Coronary contraction may occur in hoofs of normal shape immediately shoeing is commenced, and frog pressure with the ground removed. It is far more likely to ensue, however, if the hoof is flat, with the heels low, and the wall sloping.
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(b) Local or Coronary Contraction. Definition. — Contraction at the heels, confined to the horn immediately succeeding that occupied by the coronary cushion. Really, the condition is but a somewhat arbitrary subdivision of contracted hoof, as we have just described it in general. For that reason we shall give it but very brief mention. Symptoms. — In this case the horn of the heels, instead of running down in a straight line from the coronary margin to the bearing surface of the wall, presents ...a more or less distinct concavity (See Fig. 79, a, a). As is the case with contraction considered as a whole, this deformity may affect one or both heels ; and during its first appearance, which is after the first few shoeings, the animal may go distinctly lame. Causes. — Coronary contraction may occur in hoofs of normal shape immediately shoeing is commenced, and frog pressure with the ground removed. It is far more likely to ensue, however, if the hoof is flat, with the heels low, and the wall sloping.
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