Understanding your horse’s tendon injuries and making decisions about their care and long-term soundness prospects will be covered in a free Cornell University Equine Series webinar March 17 at 6 p.m. Eastern time.
Dr. Shannon Connard will explain why these injuries occur, how they are diagnosed, and what modern imaging can tell us about severity and healing. She will review current treatment options and discuss practical management strategies, rehabilitation timelines, and realistic expectations for return to performance.
Dr. Connard, DVM, PhD, DACVS (LA), is an assistant professor of large animal surgery at Cornell University’s College of Veterinary Medicine and a board-certified large animal surgeon. She specializes in equine orthopedics and sports medicine, with a PhD focused on advancing treatment of equine tendon injuries.
Her clinical and research work centers on regenerative medicine and biologic therapies aimed at improving outcome for horses with tendon, ligament, and joint injuries. Dr. Connard is dedicated to helping owners make informed, evidence-based decisions that support both performance and long-term equine welfare.
Click on this link for information on how to join the free seminar.