27/01/2024
Equine Spinal manipulation (aka chiropractic) has been such a rewarding treatment option for our horses. Most of our horse patients seem to lean in to the adjustments and become very relaxed. Spinal manipulation helps restore your horse’s normal range of motion. Here are some signs of what to look for if your horse has restrictions and may need a treatment:
• Change in behavior or attitude, while saddling, riding, etc.
• Change in performance or decreased energy
• Girthiness
• Refusing jumps or changing in jumping style
• Resistance to collect or laterally bend
• Hard on one rein
• Sticking tongue out
• Avoiding bit contact
• Difficulty with one lead, always landing on the same lead after a jumping
