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Causes of Equine Laminitis. Laminitis in horses can be caused by a number of things, the most common being grain overload, followed closely by the ingestion of too much green grass and sudden feed changes. Other causes are the horse being ridden too hard, especially in an over weight or out of condition horse.
There are a broad range of causes, but they tend to lead to the same symptoms. Knowing the causes of the disease or what early symptoms to look for before a horse develops an acute case of laminitis might make the difference in the horse surviving. Laminitis gets its name from the laminae lining the inside of the hoof wall that hold the coffin bone in place inside the hoof. When the laminae are destroyed, the coffin bone no longer stays in place.