Lameness diagnostics

Subtle lameness & complex cases

Objective gait data helps uncover subtle or compensatory asymmetries that can be difficult to detect visually. It adds a layer of precision to clinical exams, particularly in multi-limb or shifting lameness cases.

Before and after diagnostic analgesia

Compare changes in asymmetry values to support block interpretation and refine localisation.

A modern diagnostic workflow

Integrate objective gait analysis alongside your visual assessment and clinical exam to add repeatable, quantifiable data and raise the bar on precision and documentation.

Mobile screen showing comparison of horse gait analysis for 'Gulliver' with stride frequency, values, confidence intervals, and head movement charts on two dates.

Compare recordings

Easily compare recordings to assess changes — for example, to evaluate the effect of diagnostic analgesia or monitor response to treatment.  

Tierklinik Lüsche, Germany

Sleip is fully integrated into the lameness diagnostics workflow at Lüsche. It is used to document baseline gait, evaluate nerve blocks and track recovery.

Case

Man wearing a brown sweater and checkered shirt, with a headset and conference badge, touching a brown horse.

Dr. Marc Koene

Co-owner of Tierklinik Lüsche
Dr.Med.Vet

“Sleip adds science to what has long been seen as the art of lameness exams. It makes subtle asymmetries visible, helps us understand compensation, and supports more precise decisions. It’s very good both for surgeons at the clinic and students to see lameness visualised. For initial assessments, we charge €80, with follow-ups at €40, so we cover the subscription cost easily. It’s not only a clinical tool but also provides a sound business model—affordable for vets to implement, and for clients to benefit from. At our clinic, we’ve used objective gait analysis for some time. Within three weeks of introducing Sleip, it became part of everyone’s workflow here, because it’s practical and easy to use. For me it’s a no-brainer: Sleip is one of those rare, game-changing products that really make us better veterinarians. We consider an important tribute to equine welfare to pick up clinical relevant asymmetries before they turn into lamenesses which curtail the horses' performance and increase recovery time.”