Horse Pigeon-Toed Correction Protocol
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A foal or young horse with toes that turn in. A conformation fault that farriers trim around but can’t fully correct. A horse that’s been told it will always be pigeon-toed. Pigeon-toed questions come in regularly — especially from owners of foals who want to act early and don’t know where to start. Every time someone asked what to do, I wrote out the same answer. This protocol is that answer, written out properly so you have everything in one place.
The Pigeon Toed Protocol covers the full two-stage correction process — release the tendon restriction first, then guide the rotation back toward proper biomechanics with angular limb support. It includes which applications to use at each stage, how the continuous corrective tension mechanism works, what farrier coordination is needed, what nutrition supports controlled growth in foals, and the management factors that affect how completely the correction can be achieved. The earlier this protocol begins, the better the outcome. At $10, it’s the most practical pigeon-toed management resource available.
What’s Inside
- The two-stage protocol: tendon release first, then rotational correction — in what order and exactly how to apply each application
- Tape type and width for each stage
- How long to tape, what progress to expect, and how to know when you’re done
- Farrier coordination for hoof balance and limb support during correction
- Nutrition guidance for foals: controlled growth to support correction without overcorrection
- Management factors that affect correction speed and completeness
- Clinical reasoning: why continuous corrective tension works at the tendon and rotational level
Also available free with the purchase of the Pigeon Toed Signature Bundle.
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