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I'll get some extra help, & they maybe able to give an estimate on heal time. @Eggcessive @Wyorp Rock @azygous @casportpony

Either way, but it would be cheaper to do it at home. If you believe a vet is necessary, then that's fine too.

That's the Hock/Ankle. If it's broke above the joint, then it needs a splint. I believe the leg would still have to be immobilized for the break to heal properly though.

A break in the femur. It'll have to be mended, if it's not aligned, splinted/immobilized, to make sure it heals properly.

Pictures of the broken leg?