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Donkey hoof restoration from White Line Disease

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Uploaded by on Aug 20, 2010

Vienna has suffered white line disease for over a year, this is her story. The story of heartbreak and suffering that white Line disease inflicts on hundreds of donkeys every year in America. This looks like the end of Vienna's problem, modern digital photography and excellence in craftmanship of the farrier have her on an even keel.

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  • can seddy toe be fatle my horse has it and i feel as i am fighting a loseing battle

  • @horseandhisboy1

    It can by making the horse founder or have laminitis, but you NEED to get your farrier or Vet PRO_ACTIVE and get them to remove all the hoof wall that is affected and do it now!!! I waited and fought it a whole year, and meanwhile more and more damage was done, not until I really pushed the Farrier and Vet to be aggressive in treatment was the disease stopped, so you do the same!

    good luck and keep me posted!

  • Poor baby! I hope she makes a full recovery. It's amazing what they can recover from, with proper care.

  • @artgoat

    She is doing fine, has not missed a beat, the shoe is tight and the padding jell is not chipping or gouging out at all! even with my rocks! I will extend to her your best wishes, she loves her public!

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  • noooo not the shoe that will mess up everything!

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