I’m sure it’s very good you caught whatever it was early to prevent it from being a break down issue. I had a dog with something wrong with him once and went to our beloved family vet for years and years. He said he was having seizures as the behavior was weird. Turns out it wasn’t. I didn’t like how drugged up he was went to another vet it was his dang thyroid. Just needed one blood test to know. Fixed him up with thyroid medicine has never ever offered the weird pain behavior ever again. Currently for my horse I’m on my 3rd vet to fix his feet. Several people have tried but it was not the progress I felt we should have sooo I am at a place where the vet and carrier work together and even come the same day so they can really get it right. Knocking on wood and crossing fingers. I purchased him. He went to new farrier and lame a month later. Farrier didn’t do anything wrong per say but I think the sudden change in the shoes and the work I had him in (more work then he had been in, nothing too hard just being ridden more often) plus hard ground I think did it to him. PPE I realize now was done to a standard I don’t think was well enough. They flexed him on soft ring dirt. Not on grass or harder ground. New vet trots him on cement for lameness check. I learned things!

Hope she recovers and is 100% soon!!! Always best to find the issue, you are a very good owner, so frustrating sometimes 😁💕

Hope she's on the mend for you soon and glad you've got to the bottom of whatever is going on. I bet she'll be even whizzier now she's feeling 100%! Xx

Fingers crossed 🤞 that you have found the cause of the problems. Onwards and upwards from here. Good morning from Australia 🌏🦘.