New global survey: 95% of orthopaedic vets say earlier detection could prevent more serious lameness cases
This summer we conducted a survey about equine lameness for more than 100 equine veterinarians from the ISELP community.
Gait monitoring (zip). New release!
Founder Elin Hernlund
Founder Alex Nyström
A new report released by Sleip highlights early intervention as one of the most powerful — and underused — tools in equine health today.
In a survey of more than 100 specialist veterinarians worldwide, 95% said they frequently or occasionally see lameness cases where earlier intervention could have prevented more serious outcomes. Veterinarians also report that lameness remains one of the most common and complex challenges in equine practice — with joint disease, tendon injuries, and back and pelvic issues leading the list of diagnosed causes.
Download the full report: 2025 Equine Lameness Insights
This summer we conducted a survey about equine lameness for more than 100 equine veterinarians from the ISELP community.
Our co-founder Dr. Elin Hernlund has been awarded the 2025 Ingvar Fredricson Foundation Scholarship, together with Professors Lars Roepstorff and Marie Rhodin (SLU).
New research using insurance data from over 15,000 Swedish Warmbloods highlights how sex, discipline, and early training impact orthopaedic disease risk. Co-authored by Sleip’s Elin Hernlund, the study offers based on population-level data for early detection and prevention in sport horses.
Trunk movement is now shown alongside head and pelvis — giving you an extra reference point when interpreting complex asymmetry patterns.
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