10-15 Minutes: Why Not Ice Your Horse’s Legs for Longer?
We explore the evidence around the possible effects of icing your horse’s legs for longer than the recommended 10-15 minutes.
We explore the evidence around the possible effects of icing your horse’s legs for longer than the recommended 10-15 minutes.
The digital extensor tendons are vital to the horse’s ability to move, but they are less well-known than the DDFT or SDFT. Learn more with our guide.
This blog article outlines the role of the tendon sheath, as well as issues that can affect the tendon sheath.
Find out about some common fetlock injuries and how our products can help protect your horse’s fetlocks.
Located in the lower legs, the fetlock is a hinge joint that allows the flexion and extension of the joint. This guide provides an overview the fetlock.
The DDFT originates with the deep digital flexor muscle, and ends in the coffin bone. Read our guide to the DDFT.
Hock problems in horses tend to involve the bone or cartilage. However, hock injuries can also affect the tendons and other soft tissues.
Winter horse care covers a range of topics from feeding to clipping and rugging to colic and exercise regimes. But what about your horse’s legs?
Horsey Christmas shopping is an equestrian’s favourite thing about the festive season. Browse our gift guide and discover our Christmas gifts for horses.
Are you looking for an extra special Christmas gift for a dedicated horse owner? Browse our Cryochaps Christmas Gift Guide to find something that will make them say “Wow” this Christmas!
The superficial digital flexor tendon (SDFT) is a key part of your horse’s anatomy. Find out more about the SDFT in our informative guide.
Many horse owners and riders use exercise boots or bandages for their horses. Whilst boots and bandages can provide protection from injury during exercise, they also contribute to heat build up in the lower leg.
Ice boots or cooling boots can be a great investment in your horse’s health, performance and wellbeing. Find out more in our blog article.
Many horses will wear boots. Whether it’s for exercise, turnout or travel, horse boots come in a range of types and styles, and they serve various different purposes. This article […]
Tendon injuries are very common in horses. Whether they are a result of boisterous playing, a trip or slip or a sprain during training, tendon injuries can occur to horses […]