Splints in horses are hard lumps, which are actually bony enlargements found on the side of the horse’s leg between the knee and the fetlock joint, located where the splint bone runs down on either ...

Splints are bony enlargements (exostoses) of the interosseous ligament that connects the splint bones to the cannon bone in a horse’s leg. They can occur throughout the year, but there is a higher ...

Carpal spavin is a degenerative form of osteoarthritis located at the junction of the medial splint bone (the inside part) and the second carpal (knee) joint. Not only does this result in crippling ...