You’ve noticed something isn’t right. Your vet has done the physical exam, the flexion tests, and maybe some nerve blocks. Now they’re recommending imaging. But suddenly you’re faced with options you don’t fully understand – and decisions that affect both your horse’s health and your wallet.
X-rays. Ultrasound. MRI. Bone scan. CT.
What do they all mean? What can each one actually show? And how do you know which is right for your horse?
In this webinar, we’ll walk you through the major diagnostic imaging tools used in equine lameness investigations – in plain, owner-friendly language.
You’ll learn:
- What each imaging type does – from X-rays to MRI, and everything in between
- What they can see – bones, soft tissues, joints, and more
- What they can’t see – because no single tool shows everything
- Where each fits in the investigation – why your vet might recommend one over another
- What to expect – practically, for you and your horse
Our goal isn’t to tell you which option is “best” – it’s to help you understand your choices so you can have informed, confident conversations with your vet.
Because when you understand the tools, you become a better partner in your horse’s care.
