Horse Leg Swelling Guide

Horse Leg Swelling: What to Do at Home and When to Call the Vet

Leg swelling can be mild stocking up, or it can signal injury, infection, cellulitis, tendon strain, lymphatic trouble, or a hoof problem. Context matters.

First checks

  • One leg or multiple legs?
  • Heat, pain, wound, or lameness?
  • Digital pulse or hoof sensitivity?
  • Recent hard work, travel, stall rest, or turnout change?

Support routine

Cold hosing, hand walking, bandaging, and topical support should match the cause and your veterinarian's advice. Use Draw It Out® products according to label directions on clean, intact skin.

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