When a human athlete injures a tendon, their rehabilitation follows a structured, progressive loading approach that adapts to their individual circumstances and recovery milestones. But when a horse sustains a tendon injury, the rehab process often looks very different—stall rest, strict hand-walking schedules, and a slow return to work based on time rather than physiological response. The question is: Why? And more importantly, should we change our approach?
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