What is a stone bruise on a horse's hoof often caused by?

Treading on a stone or sharp object.

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Why: A stone bruise affects the sole and is often caused by treading on a stone or sharp object, with lameness as a major symptom.

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Answer: Treading on a stone or sharp object. A stone bruise affects the sole and is often caused by treading on a stone or sharp object, with lameness as a major symptom.

  1. Horse hoof en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horse_hoof
    It is often caused by a horse treading on a stone or a sharp object
    Checked 2026-11-07.

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