Converse of object

• have: Q. My horse has acute laminitis now, is Formula 4 Feet safe to feed?

• cause: The first has a shorter effect than the second but is less likely to cause laminitis so we opted for the short dose.

• prevent: Formula 4 Feet should be used in combination with a low calorie, high fiber diet to help prevent laminitis.

• get: Such restrictions may seem cruel, but are infinitely preferable to letting the pony get laminitis.

• induce: The use of the product in horses for other conditions could induce laminitis and careful observation during the treatment period should be made.

Preposition: in

• horse: Many other treatments have been suggested for laminitis in horses, with opinions on their suitability and efficacy varying, even among experts.

Adjective modifier

• equine: He first joined the RVC from veterinary practice in April 1995 to undertake a PhD in Veterinary Pharmacology in the field of equine laminitis.

• acute: Q. My horse has acute laminitis now, is Formula 4 Feet safe to feed?

• chronic: Chronic laminitis is not treated as an emergency but it is still very important that you contact your vet promptly for advice.

Modifies a noun

• case: Elevated serum concentrations of CPK, an indicator of skeletal muscle damage, are commonly found in laminitis cases.

Noun used with modifier

• grass: At six he had his first bout of grass laminitis and the scenario was classic.