Indications
Does your horse show any of the following symptoms?
- stiffness on one rein
- problems getting correct canter lead
- bucking
- dislike to being saddled
- sensitivity when groomed
- carrying tail to one side
- head tilting
- hollowing during transition
- head shyness
Equine chiropractic with massage therapy is appropriate to
address all these symptoms and many more. It can also help
prevent problems, particularly if your horse is exposed to micro-
and macro-traumas such as:
address all these symptoms and many more. It can also help
prevent problems, particularly if your horse is exposed to micro-
and macro-traumas such as:
- regular competing
- trauma from kicks or falls
- regular travelling in trailer or horsebox
- sprain or strain injuries
- being stabled for long periods
Or do you have a dog that has any of the following?
- problems getting up or down
- ever been injured or lame
- behavioural or mood changes
- suffer from seizures or neurological problems
- been diagnosed with a trapped nerve
Then chiropractic can help. It is also good if your dog:
- has entered the geriatric phase of life
- regularly competes in athletic events
- digs and jumps a lot
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| Make sure your horse or dog is not in discomfort and can do what you ask of them. Treat them to a chiropractic check up- usually very much enjoyed by them. |
