The Foot of a horse as model – Model 4 is a full-color, lifesize anatomical model crafted for veterinary educators, students, and clinicians. It provides an in-depth view of the bones and deep supporting ligaments in the equine foot. This model gives users a clear perspective on internal structures, perfect for clinical teaching, reference, and research into equine limb anatomy.

Reveal Deep Equine Anatomy with the Foot of a horse as model – Model 4

Empower education and hands-on learning with this advanced anatomical replica. Foot of a horse as model – Model 4 features a precise 3D print based on CT and MRI co-registered scans. Expert coloring ensures each anatomical element appears distinct for intuitive study. Unlike the preceding models in the series, Model 4 removes the tendons and suspensory ligament, highlighting only the bones and their deepest ligamentous supports. Educators gain a valuable resource for explaining complex equine limb conditions and guiding surgical planning or veterinary procedures. This model anchors securely in stance thanks to its separate, optional hoof capsule, giving a clear, stable demonstration of limb alignment and support.

Features and Benefits

• Lifesize replica produced from CT and MRI data
• 3D printed in full, vivid color with each structure uniquely pigmented
• Displays only the bones and deep supporting ligaments after removal of tendons and the suspensory ligament
• Each anatomical component individually colored for clarity
• Hoof capsule available separately for stance anchoring
• Clinical-grade quality ensures suitability for advanced education

Indications for Use

• Veterinary anatomy instruction
• Clinical and veterinary education
• Demonstration of equine digital limb disorders
• Veterinary student training
• Surgical or clinical reference for equine practitioners

Size Guide

• Lifesize model accurately reflects the dimensions of a real horse foot
• Exact anatomical proportions based on imaging data
• Model dimensions correspond precisely to equine distal limb anatomy