CZ35048U1 - Rehabilitation attachment for horses - Google Patents

Description

Rehabilitation attachment for horses

Field of technology

The technical solution is focused on the structural arrangement of the rehabilitation extension for the horse's limb, based on Dallmer's horseshoe.

Prior art

Currently, Dallmer's undercoat is used for the treatment of mainly angular deformities of foal limbs, ie for the treatment of the horse's front limbs, especially when the limbs are deflected.

At present, however, it is not possible to successfully successfully treat fractures of the spinal bone, resp. sprain joint injuries, because in the case of an injury to the spinal joint or bone, the front injured leg of the horse turns too much and virtually every step is triggered by the healing of the trauma. Horses with such injuries are expected to be killed in the vast majority, as the classic treatment with Dallmer's undercoat, the caste, Robert Jones bandages ineffective.

The essence of the technical solution

The task of this design of the rehabilitation attachment for horses is to prevent dialing and overloading of the treated limb so that the horse does not fall on the palm / plantar side of the foot, respectively. to maintain the physiological position of the temporal, crown and hoof bones and the physiological load of the hoof.

This is achieved thanks to the structural arrangement of the rehabilitation attachment, which consists of a lower part of the rehabilitation extension-sole, which has at least two stops in the front part and the lower part of the sole preferably has an opening for cleaning any inflammation or dirt of the hoof. The stops can be moved both horizontally or vertically, including changing angles according to the size and shape of the hoof. The lower, rear part of the sole is always extended so that when attaching the rehabilitation attachment to the horse's hoof and securing the toe of the hoof under the stops, it is extended on the back so that in case of tendon laxity, sagging in the sphincter and dorsal tendons are allowed. displacement of the hoof bone and thus rotation of the hoof and transfer of weight from the physiological load of the feet to the buckle area.

Explanation of drawings

The technical solution will be further elucidated by means of the drawings, where Fig. 1 shows a rehabilitation attachment with stops and a hoof cleaning hole, Fig. 2 shows a rehabilitation attachment with removable horse hoof cleaning hole seals, Fig. 3 shows an exemplary shape of the sole. 4 shows the variability of the stops according to the shape of the hoof.

Example of implementing a technical solution

The rehabilitation attachment consists of a sole 1 into which a hole 2 for cleaning the hoof with a cover 6 is preferably formed. On the front part 4 of the sole 1 there are two stops 3 for holding the finger of the hoof. The rear part 5 of the sole 1 is then extended beyond the end of the hoof according to the need and nature of the injury. The stops 3 are slidable both horizontally and vertically and also allow a change of inclination - angle.

-1 CZ 35048 UI

Industrial applicability

This technical solution is intended primarily for veterinary care of horses.

Claims (4)

Rehabilitation attachment for horses, characterized in that it consists of a sole (1), wherein its rear part (5) is always longer than the horse's hoof and at least two stops (1) are attached to the front part (4) of the sole (1). 3) to fasten the hoof finger. Rehabilitation attachment for horses according to claim 1, characterized in that the sole (1) has an opening (2) for cleaning the hoof. Rehabilitation attachment for horses according to claim 2, characterized in that the opening (2) for cleaning the hoof is provided with a removable cover (6). Rehabilitation attachment for horses according to claim 1, characterized in that the stops (3) are vertically and horizontally displaceable for changing the inclination.