62 Results

My Observations - 62 Results

Abrasion or Scrape on Upper Limb or Leg

Bleeding from Upper Limb or Leg

Bubble of Soft Swelling on Outside &/or Front of Hock

Cactus Spines or Multiple Thorns Stuck in Skin

Can't Seem to Move or Bend Hind Limb, Seems Locked

Clicking or Snapping of Hind Limbs at Walk

Cow Hocks

Cracking, Popping or Crunching when Limb Moved

Crooked Leg, Poor Limb Conformation (in Adult)

Dent in Rear End

Drainage from Anywhere on Body

Drainage from Coronet above Hoof Wall

Drainage from Site on Upper Limb or Leg

Excessive Bend in Hocks, Sickle Hocks

Hair Coming Off in Clumps or Crusts

Hair Loss, Multiple Areas

Healing Leg Wound, Sudden Increase in Swelling, Drainage or Lameness

Hind Hoof Slaps Down to Ground at Front Extent of Stride

Hind Limb and/ or Hoof Swings Outward at Walk or Trot

Hind Limb Bows Outward at Hock When Walking

Hindquarters Seem to Fall Away or Collapse while Ridden

Hypersensitive to Touch, Generally

Lameness, Chronic Hind Limb

Lameness, Generally

Lameness, Recent Hind Limb

Lameness, Severe, Cannot Support Weight on Limb

Lameness, Sudden Onset Under Saddle

Limb appears Obviously Fractured or Broken

Limb or Joint Seems to have Excessive Range of Motion

Limb or Joint Seems to have Reduced Range of Motion

Local Muscle Twitching

Localized Muscle Loss in an Area

Lump, Bump, Growth on Leg

Lump, Bump, Growth or Tumor on Skin, Anywhere on Body

Multiple Sores, Crusts, or Scabs on Skin, Anywhere on Body

Muscle Tone Poor, Muscles Seem Soft

Pointing, Placing One Limb Forward when Standing

Pop or Clunk Sound when Bearing Weight on Hind Limb or Walking

Proud Flesh, Healing Wound Developed Raised Red Tissue

Resists Raising, Lifting, or Bending a Limb

Resting One Hind Limb, One Limb Cocked

Short-Strided in One or Both Hind Limbs

Skin Feels Warm or Hot, Heat in a Local Area

Skin is Dry or Flaky, Anywhere on Body

Skin is Sloughing Off, Anywhere on Body

Skin Seems Reddened or Irritated in a Location

Sores on a Down Horse

Sores, Crusts or Scabs on Hock

Splinter, Wood, Metal, Etc. Stuck in Skin

Stifle Area Seems Swollen

Straight Through Stifle & Hock, Post-Legged Conformation

Swelling around Point of Hock, Capped Hock

Swelling of Multiple Joints

Swelling of Upper Hind Limb or Leg

Swelling, Anywhere on Body, Generally

Swollen Hock, Generally

Will Not Stand for Farrier, Will Not Hold Leg Up for Long

Wound at or near Hock

Wound is Very Slow Healing or Not Healing

Wound to Limb near Joint or Tendon Sheath

Wound to Upper Limb or Leg, Generally

Wound, Open Sore Caused by Pressure from Bandage or Cast