Anatomy of the Equine

Anatomy of the Equine www.anatomy-of-the-equine.com is a photographic journey throughout the horse. The horse is a complex, intriguing animal.
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Anatomy of the Equine is the unraveling of this complexity, a quest to understand the horse from the ground up. As hoof care providers, we have sought to understand what diagnostic tools do not show. For instance, why does the external hoof not always reflect the soundness of the horse? A comprehensive understanding of what is deep inside the hoof is critical. Without it, we are often only making

assumptions. To help farriers, veterinarians and informed horse owners, we created a bridge between "book" anatomy and the living breathing horse. By using a variety of modalities to learn the anatomy of horses including carefully dissecting, diligently photographing and then identifying all of the structures; this allows us to visualize and understand the inter- relationship between the structures. We welcome sharing our photographic journeys and collaborating with other professionals providing photos for scientific journals, veterinary lectures, textbooks and more. The Anatomy-of-the-Equine photos unravel some of the mystery of lameness, injuries and day-to-day care. We look forward to collaborating with professionals in every field. For more in-depth information, go to www.Anatomy-of-the-Equine.com

If you're interested, there is a wonderful opportunity to see more of my work.  I am giving 2 webinars through progressi...
04/03/2024

If you're interested, there is a wonderful opportunity to see more of my work. I am giving 2 webinars through progressivehoofcare.org. The first is on April 14 and the second on April 21. If you can't make those dates, the webinars will be recorded and you will have 2 weeks to watch them.

Part 1 is titled Connecting the Dots. I've put together some of my favorite images hoping I can help you gain a greater understanding of the placement, texture and function of structures within the hoof capsule. My ultimate goal is to help you realize what happens to these tissues when the hoof is distorted.

Part 2 is The Journey of the Palmar Digital Nerve. It includes stunning images of the nerve as I follow its progression deep within the hoof capsule. Unlike the anatomy book sketches, I will show you specific placement and the relationship to the hoof capsule. You will see how this tiny nerve could possibly impact your work and cause horses to be lame. This is my personal favorite!!!!! The images are so impactful and deepened my own understanding, probably more than any of my other work.

Go to the events calendar at progressivehoofcare.org and sign up for one or both of the webinars.

Have a couple of webinars coming up April 14 and 21 through PHCP.
03/29/2024

Have a couple of webinars coming up April 14 and 21 through PHCP.

All events.

01/09/2024
Wonderful event!
01/09/2024

Wonderful event!

🥳🤩🥳🤩🥳 Drum roll please...the winner of the FREE pair of Equine Fusions is Kirsten Rasmussen 🥳🤩🥳🤩🥳
12/14/2023

🥳🤩🥳🤩🥳 Drum roll please...the winner of the FREE pair of Equine Fusions is Kirsten Rasmussen 🥳🤩🥳🤩🥳

🤩🤩🤩 Our Biggest Sale Ever!! We are not only offering a "Buy One Get One Half Off" on the Equine Fusion Actives and All Terrains, but we are also giving you the chance to win a FREE pair of Equine Fusions!

Kit out your horse's front and back hooves, or buddy up with a friend for the BOGO deal (valid from 24-28th November). www.anhc.store

To enter: Like, Comment with "For the win" and then Share this post to your own timeline. A winner will be picked at random and announced on the Equine Fusion Jogging Shoes - North America page.🤩🤩🤩

This is why I love my job! Uno was rescued from slaughter. What a stunner!!
12/12/2023

This is why I love my job! Uno was rescued from slaughter. What a stunner!!

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