Bowed Tendons in Horses: Causes, Treatment, and What to Expect
Miles’ Quick Answer: What Is a Bowed Tendon? What It Is: Plain English: An injury to the rope-like tendon running down the back of your horse’s leg. The “Bow”: Swelling creates a visible outward curve. Most Common: Front legs, mid-cannon region. Why It Happens: Extreme Stress: Over-extension at high speeds or over jumps. Bad Bandaging: …