Kissing spine in horses can feel overwhelming because it is rarely just the spine. While the diagnosis refers to changes in the dorsal spinous processes, the day-to-day discomfort often involves muscle guarding, compensatory movement, and chronic tension through the back and hind end. Infrared light therapy (photobiomodulation) does not correct the bony changes of kissing spine. Instead, it supports comfort, circulation, and normal inflammatory processes in surrounding soft tissues so your...

Laminitis Recovery in Horses: Timeline, Rehabilitation & Long-Term Management Laminitis is one of the most serious and painful hoof conditions affecting horses. It involves inflammation and structural stress within the laminae — the sensitive tissue that attaches the hoof wall to the coffin bone. In severe cases, this can lead to rotation or sinking of the coffin bone, making early intervention and long-term management critical. Understanding the recovery timeline and rehabilitation process...