Possible complications with a shed. Any ideas?

[Listershat]

Hi, my LP shed around 7 am today, (over 14 and a half hours ago now) and her front four legs don't seem right at all. Normally when my T's shed their legs harden and the blood's flowing fine in a couple of hours. She has moved around a little, and was flexing fine when she first shed. Maybe I just haven't noticed this before, but just in case - anyone have any theories? Ta.

 

[Nada]

Looks like a normal post shed T to me. Literally, the only thing you could do at this point is raise the humidity and wait; But I don't see anything abnormal.

 

[Listershat]

Cheers, just seemed odd that everything stopped at her knees, wondered if they'd been squashed in the molt. Ok, I'll give the little mare some more humidity, ta.

 

[spiderengineer]

you have to realize that as they get bigger the hardening process will take longer and coloration/physical appearance will change. but she looks fine to me as well

 

[Tgirl1010]

I don't see anything abnormal. Is it her color that is worrying you?

 

[Listershat]

It was just that her front four legs took so long to harden & get the blood flowing properly just below the knees. I thought maybe they'd been constricted in her molt or something. This morning they looked fine though, She's obviously knackered and hasn't moved much since, but she seems fine, ta.