Today, I have a slightly different topic for you!

Every now and then, I also engage in some personal readings. After an interesting question from one of our readers, I received an invitation to examine a horse. I'm not particularly skilled in examining animals, apart from occasionally checking dogs out of my own curiosity.

But I tried my best to make it as understandable as possible. With the permission of the animal's owner, I'm sharing this reading with you; it was quite interesting and a new experience for me :)

After I learned the animal's name and age, the reading went as follows...

Question: She has an injury on her left leg. I wonder if there is a deeper meaning to this injury or what I can do to help her?

Answer: The first thing that stood out to me was the eyes. Something related to dryness or swelling. As I was told, regular eye drops would help (I assume there are special ones for animals).

The second thing regarding the leg: I saw that, but also the joints in general and the hips. It was shown to me as a calcium deficiency and an overly sparse bone structure. As if she didn’t have enough bone mass. It was explained to me that milk could help with this (if the horse's diet allows it) or compresses soaked in milk applied to the area. Calcium can also be in the form of a supplement. I saw that it also naturally accumulates on unprocessed oats, which look like flour on the grain.

It should spend as little time as possible on its feet if there is an opportunity for it to lie down. This would relieve pressure from the bones, at least temporarily.

With these measures, it should be better in 3-6 weeks, as it was seen as a physical cause.

The information is of a general nature. In case of illness, consult a doctor/veterinarian.