Discussing White Line Disease

White Line Disease is a common hoof problem that affects horses' medial hoof wall. All horses are exposed to It due to bacterial and fungal organisms commonly found in the environment. So, what can horse owners do to prevent It?
The first step to prevention is understanding White Line Disease, how it affects the hoof, and the factors contributing to its development. This educational presentation discusses these topics and more.

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I happen to worry greatly about the nutrients my horse receives each day. I cannot afford life data although am trying to budget a way to do so as I have heard nothing but great things about the results! I have a mare who is 12 years old and pureblood arabian. She was kept as a pasture pet for many years so since I purchased her a year ago, I have been dealing with many hoof related issues such as long term thrush and now her bars are growing out and forward causing flares quicker than I can get a farrier to her. She has the arabian high low but it is not very exaggerated. I have her on a multivitamin, biotin hoof supplement, flax seed, pre and probiotic, a muscle formula, and even bute-free natural anti-inflammatory response supp. Her right front hoof seems to grow long in the toe quickly. She is barefoot and I am lost as to if I should shoe her or just learn how to trim weekly myself. Could you please share with me some tips and sources I can get these nutrients you speak of such as zinc ect in her diet until I can afford your product??