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Lameness History Form          Click here for a standard contact form


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Contact Details
  Name :
  Email:
 
  Town/City :  
  County/State :
  Post/Zip Code :
  Yard Address if different to above :
  Country:
  Telephone :

Horse Details
  Horses Name :
  Breed:
  Age :  
  Discipline (Used For):
  Height :  
  General Body Condition:
  How long since last shod:  
  Please provide name and contact details of previous farrier, as it may be useful to discuss any treatment approach they have taken in the past :

Lameness History
  How long has the horse been lame ?  
  Has your horse had lameness issues in the past? If so what were they ?
  Which limb/limbs do you think is/are affected? With the present lameness.
  When this lameness was first noticed where would you place a grading for the extent /degree on AAEP scale ?
  How has the lameness occurred ?
             Other :   
  The onset of lameness was :
            Other :   ;
  Is the lameness worse on hard or soft ground ? Hard       Soft      Indifferent
  Have you had a Veterinarian attend ?
  If so please provide name of veterinarian and contact number :
  Do you have a formal diagnosis from this Vet ?
  If so please provide details of the diagnosis :
  Do you have or can radiographs / scans or other imaging be provided concerning this lameness ?
  Is your horse on any pain relief ?
  Prior to this current condition had you noticed any gait fault issues such as tripping stumbling forging etc. ?
  Does your horse ever require / receive any chiropractic / physiotherapy ?
  If so do you have any reports concerning these issues ?
  Please provide any other information you feel maybe relevant that I have not covered in above questions. i.e. Has your horse had a neurectomy?