Have you noticed that
your horse...

• Has difficulty getting up and down?
• Has ear shyness (especially on one side)?
• Resents grooming in certain areas?
• Has neck restriction, especially to one side?
• Has excessive and frequent back soreness?
• Is tail swishing as in pain?
• Has uneven gait?
• Has difficulty with a lead, or lead change?
• Has lost power in the hind?
• Has become “cinchy”?
• Resents the saddle?
• Seems “off ” but flexion test was normal?
• Drifting over jumps?
• Is always moody?
• Is unable to touch the chin to base of the neck for a treat?
• Is unable to evenly bend its neck to get a treat held at the point
   of its hips or shoulders
• Walks “funny”?

Has your horse gone longer than one year without a chiropractic evaluation?

If you have noticed even ONE of these findings, then chiropractic care may be needed for your horse.

To see a glossary of terms that describe some of the symptoms suffered by horses related to animal chiropractic, click here. This list is simply a guide to my services and should be used in concert with your Veterinarian. I do not recommend that you attempt to self-diagnose your horse’s problems. Underlying pathology should always be ruled out by your Veterinarian.

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