It’s springtime and we all love turning our horses out on the fresh green grass

The risk of Laminitis is a seasonal challenge for many horse owners.

LEARN THE SIGNS TO SAVE YOUR HORSE’S LIFE

The IceHorse laminitis tool kit will ensure you are better equipped to prevent laminitis issues before they start, and ensure your horse recovers faster.  Below you will find the latest research and analysis on the topic of Equine Laminitis by Veterinary experts, including:

  • A new study published this year by the Royal Veterinary College with surprising data on how cases of laminitis are on the rise.
  • “Laminitis Causes, Risk Factors, Prevention & Treatment” a 2018 webinar led by Dr. James Orsini.
  • University Research on the efficacy of a practical, affordable, dry cryotherapy method

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LAMINITIS WEBINAR WITH DR. ORSINI

Laminitis expert Dr. James Orsini shares the latest research and techniques regarding laminitis prevention and recovery. Dr. Orsini is the Director of the Laminitis Institute at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine’s New Bolton Center.

  • During this live webinar event, sponsored by Ice Horse, Dr. James Orsini, Director of the Laminitis Institute at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine’s New Bolton Center, presents the latest research and practical approaches to dealing with laminitis — the equine’s most dreaded disease. More than 75% of horses affected with laminitis eventually develop severe or chronic lameness, contributing to the $13 million in annual losses in North America. If you’re a horse owner or one of the 84% of farriers that deal with laminitis concerns each month, you don’t want to miss this presentation by one of the foremost laminitis experts today.

Make sure you’re equipped to prevent laminitis issues before they start, and ensure your horses recover faster. No barn should be without the Laminitis Kit from IceHorse®. Ice Horse’s patented Cold Capsule formula is proven effective by leading scientific studies and is the preferred treatment of top equine veterinarians.