22/10/2026
Another case of seedy toe requiring some attention!
This horse presented with significant separation and deterioration of the hoof wall around the toe, caused by seedy toe (white line disease).
The affected hoof wall was carefully resected to remove compromised material and expose the area for cleaning and ongoing treatment.
The aim of this treatment was to:
✅ Remove damaged and separated hoof wall
✅ Eliminate areas where bacteria and fungi can thrive
✅ Allow the affected area to be properly cleaned and treated
✅ Maintain hoof stability and support during the healing process
A supportive shoe was fitted to help maintain stability while the compromised section of hoof wall grows out.
Seedy toe isn’t something that disappears overnight. Successful rehabilitation requires consistent hoof care, appropriate treatment and regular shoeing cycles.
The goal is to give this hoof the best possible opportunity to grow out strong and healthy.
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