Just about to read the article, but I think some vets have moved on from hot to freezing (cooled in a liquid gas like nitrogen or summet) pins as it is supposedly better treatment when done with freeezing pins
Is it meby from if shes had a blown tendon or splint treated with pin firing? I've never seen a horse in person (except a grey, and I wasn't getting to close to his legs haha) whos had it done, so I'm not 100% sure.
I have never seen that many pin fires on a leg! We have one with 4 on his leg at my barn. Thats crazy.
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