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Regenerative medicine uses a horse's own cells to help tissues heal instead of scar. Learn how these therapies can benefit tendons, ligaments, joints, and bone.

Laminitis is a very painful inflammation inside the hoof that can recur each spring. Learn how laminitis develops and why early treatment is so important.

Tildren (tiludronic acid) is a treatment for navicular syndrome and osteoarthritis in horses. Learn how it works to reduce pain caused by bone breakdown.

Navicular syndrome is a chronic forelimb lameness involving several structures inside the hoof. Learn the clinical signs, how it is diagnosed, and the options for management and prevention.

Quarter cracks can be painful and slow to heal. Learn what causes them and the options for treatment and prevention.

Laminitis affects about one in seven horses in their lifetime. Learn what happens inside the hoof during laminitis and the prevention and treatment options available.

Shockwave therapy uses pressure waves, not electric shocks, to help treat soft tissue and bone injuries. Learn how this therapy works and how it can help your horse.

Long toe, low heel syndrome is one of the most common hoof problems and can lead to many lameness issues. Learn what causes it and why proper trimming and shoeing matter.

Lameness often goes undiagnosed or underdiagnosed, especially with soft tissue injuries. Learn why a thorough lameness evaluation is the key to the right treatment and rehabilitation plan.

Degenerative suspensory ligament desmitis (DSLD) causes swollen, dropping fetlocks, most often in older horses of certain breeds. Learn the signs and how this difficult condition is managed.