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Preview: What To Look For In A Pre-Purchase Examination

Getting a pre-purchase exam done is stressful for both buyers and sellers! Dr. Molly Bellefeuille breaks down the process and explains what joints should be examined.

Part 1
Dr Molly Bellefeuille breaks down the pre-purchase process by explaining the two components: the general physical exam and the lameness exam. She identifies what areas of the horse need to be examined and how to pick the right veterinarian to do your pre-purchase exam.
Part 2
Molly explains what joints and ligaments cutting horses have the most pressure on and why they need to be examined thoroughly. She talks about when there might be a need to ultrasound some of the soft tissue in a pre-purchase exam. Kissing Spine has become an issue in the barrel horse industry and Molly explains what it is important to look for it in your cutting horse. Molly also gives her advice on whether or not you should seek a second opinion when looking at x-rays.
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