How do SI joint problems manifest in horses?

Problems with the SI joint (sacroiliac joint) in horses may manifest as diffuse movement disorders, asymmetrical hind limb movements, difficulty carrying themselves, or reluctance to move correctly. The horse may also resist bending, jumping, or flying lead changes. Suspected SI joint issues require veterinary examination and often supportive treatments, such as supplements that reduce joint inflammation.

What is osteoarthritis in horses?

Osteoarthritis in horses is a degenerative joint disease in which the breakdown of cartilage causes pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility. It is particularly common in sport horses and older horses. Osteoarthritis may present as stiffness, irregular gait, or reluctance to move. Treatment includes load management, veterinarian-prescribed medications, and supportive therapies such as Flexadin for horses.

What is the best medicine for osteoarthritis in horses?

The best treatment for osteoarthritis is anti-inflammatory medication prescribed by a veterinarian, combined with long-term supportive care. Supplements like Flexadin Advanced and Equistro Flexadin are popular options to support joint health in horses. They contain, among other things, UC-II® collagen, omega-3 fatty acids, and antioxidants, which may help reduce inflammation and improve mobility.

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