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Progressive Hoof Care Practitioners will host a two-part webinar with Paige Poss at 3 p.m. Mountain Time on April 14 and April 21, 2024.
Part 1 – Hoof Distortions Unveiled: Exploring the Connection Between Hoof Capsule Changes and Internal Tissues
In this lecture, Poss will delve into the intricate relationship between hoof distortions and the internal tissues that play a crucial role in equine foot growth and health. She will unravel the spatial relevance, texture, and function of the internal structures within the hoof capsule, shedding light on the profound impact hoof distortions can have on these vital components. Comparative anatomy images will be utilized to illustrate the diverse changes that occur within the hoof. Gain valuable insights into how an in-depth understanding of these internal dynamics enhances our ability to comprehend and address hoof capsule distortions effectively.
Part 2 – Navigating Hoof Pain: Tracing the Palmar Digital Nerve’s Path within the Hoof
Poss will embark on a detailed exploration of the palmar digital nerve’s intricate journey into the hoof capsule. This lecture, supported by comparative anatomy images, meticulously documents the nerve’s precise path, offering valuable insights into its placement and its potential impact on equine lameness. Discover how the nerve’s specific placement can lead to adverse reactions in horses, affecting their response to various appliances added to the hoof, and subsequently influencing the work of equine professionals. Gain a deeper understanding of the palmar digital nerve’s pivotal role in hoof health, equipping hoof care providers, veterinarians, and horse enthusiasts with targeted insights to optimize both hoof function and the overall comfort of the horses under their care.
Register for the webinar at https://progressivehoofcare.org/2024/03/paige-poss-explores-hoof-distortions-and-hoof-related-pain/.