19/11/2025
When we think about joint health, we often focus on the joint itself, the bones, cartilage and ligaments.
But after attending a recent dissection day, one thing really stood out to me đ
Itâs not just the joint that matters, itâs the muscles surrounding it.
When those muscles are tight, weak, or compensating, they stop doing their job as natural shock absorbers. That extra load has to go somewhere, and itâs often the joints that pay the price.
But when your horseâs muscles are healthy, balanced, and functioning properly, they protect the joints underneath.
Thatâs how we build long-term comfort, strength, and soundness.
So next time youâre thinking about how to support your horseâs joints this winter, start with their muscles. Thatâs where comfort truly begins.
Save this post as your reminder that muscles and joints work as one, care for one, and you protect the other.