What is another word for blood spavin?
Pronunciation: [blˈʌd spˈavɪn] (IPA) 
Blood Spavin is a medical condition commonly found in horses that results in the inflammation of the hock joint. This degenerative disease can lead to excessive discomfort and difficulty in the horse's movements. Some synonyms for the term "blood spavin" include hock lameness, bog spavin, and spavin foot. Hock lameness refers to the same condition but is more specific to the pain in the hock joint of horses. Bog spavin is a term used to describe an excess of synovial fluid that accumulates within the hock joint and causes similar symptoms to blood spavin. Spavin foot is a synonym used to classify a form of degenerative joint disease that affects the bones in the hooves of horses.
