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Query: How to treat a hoof abscess in horses<br>Look for discomfort when your horse walks. If your horse is suddenly hesitant to walk around, it may due to an infection in its hoof that is causing it pain. Be on the look out for changes to your horse's gait or to your horse being hesitant to walk around or put pressure on one of its hooves.
A horse that walks with discomfort may possibly have an abscess in its hoof.
Look for swelling that might appear in the paws.
A hoof abscess may not be painful.
You need to slowly condition the horse. 
Be aware of any pain.
A horse may be suddenly hesitant to walk around because its pregnant.
The horse needs to be a tame horse.
Tenderness should be paid attention to.
The horse has to have legs
The horse needs to listen
The horse needs to warm up
Take notice of any tenderness.
It's easy to train a horse how to bow
Take notice of any pain.
Pain should be paid attention to.
It is easy to teach a horse how to bow
It is not possible to calm a horse
if your dog is a dog it might has distemper.
It's simple to teach a horse how to bow
Pay attention to any pain.
Riding a horse without warming it up may make you lose your balance
Pay attention for mildew.
A hoof abscess may not be painful.
A horse may be suddenly hesitant to walk around because its pregnant.
The horse will experience discomfort if it has an abscess when trotting and galloping too.