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Knowing the breed could also give me a clue as to the calfâs mommaâs diet as well as his, as a high protein diet can cause swollen hocks. It can also be a clue as to is he on pasture or concrete ( hard surfaces ) which can also cause swollen hocks. Also I would need to know if he is being conditioned as a show animal.
(Or elbow sores, or fetlock sores for that matter....). Hock sores are a tricky thing to manage! The hock is one area of your horse that moves a lot, and when he lays down and gets up, his hocks are always on the ground.Ideally, you will manage your horse's environment so that these buggers never happen.f your horse develops hock sores, there are some things you can do. First is to think about the bedding. Often, you will see the hair on the point of the hock get shorter and roughed up by bedding before you see a sore. Heed that warning! Change the bedding if you think you need to, or add more if you can.