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Just like people, your horses can suffer from a range of neck, back, pelvic, and musculoskeletal issues. These may present as one or more of the issues below.
- Struggling with the correct canter lead, lateral work, transitions, going disunited or bucking
- Reluctance to jump, shortened stride, and lack of forwardness
- Stiff and a bit awkward with a longer warm up needed
- Sensitive to touch along his back and hind quarters
- Clamping his tail down or holding it to one side
- Anxious or avoidance behaviours such as napping
- Slipping saddle or sitting rider to one side
- Heavy in the hands or showing a head tilt
- Uneven muscle development
Liz is a Veterinary Chiropractor and holds a Master’s degree in McTimoney Animal Chiropractic Techniques, and is fully covered by professional indemnity insurance. She combines her advanced training in holistic therapies to help alleviate a range of symptoms safely and effectively.
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