What leg is it? Front or back?
How old is he?
Check the joints of that leg. Any heat or swelling? Full range of motion?
Hoof does appear to need some trimming. The wall is separating from the sole. Remove that part of the wall that is separated the best you can.

 

What leg is it? Front or back?
How old is he?
Check the joints of that leg. Any heat or swelling? Full range of motion?
Hoof does appear to need some trimming. The wall is separating from the sole. Remove that part of the wall that is separated the best you can.

It is his front right leg. I did feel up and down his leg and he didn't appear to have any issues however the heel (not sure that's the right term) a little above his hoof, maybe ankle height, has a bit of white under it. He does flinch and pull away when I put the hoof 'n heal on it.

 

Those cuts in the back of the heel need to really be scrubbed out with a toothbrush to see how deep they are. It’s a prime place for infection to settle. It could explain his gimp.
Have you taken his temp? (Normal rectally is 101.5*-103.5*F)
Hows his FAMACHA?

Once you’ve cleaned the heels please take another picture.
Could the “white” by his dew claws be mites?

 

I don't know his diet, but some goats get laminitis (acidosis) from too much grain. It can lead to hoof deformation, paralysis and death.

 

Thank you everyone. I did an Epsom salt bath, trimmed his hoof a bit more and used the hoof n' heal product and after a couple days he was much better. Still not sure what caused his issue, but thankful he's better.

 

Thanks for the update. I’m glad he’s feeling better.

 

So good to hear. 😊