Wear and tear in joints occurs daily no matter what discipline each of us compete in, simply hacking on a road will induce an element of wear and tear. This wear and tear occurs when friction and cushioning are put at risk.
The joint which is surrounded by a capsule and the walls consisting of connective tissue contain a thin layer of tissue called the synovial membrane. This secretes synovial fluid that fills the joint capsule and lubricates the joint while nourishing the articular cartilage and maintaining the health of the joint itself.
Your horse's body has to keep up with these demands while continually repairing and rebuilding successfully, it is our job as owners to ensure he has the raw materials on hand to do it.
So how can we care for our horses joints and meet these day to day demands seeing them through to their senior years with minimal stresses?
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