Could your Horse benefit from Chiropractic?

Spinal  subluxations in horses may be caused by faults in conformation, stall confinement, poorly fitted saddles, improper hoof care, and injuries.  Indications that your horse may need to be adjusted include:

* Lameness, limping, or stumbling
* Cross-canter or refusal to pick up lead
* Bucking, raring, fighting the bit, or ear shyness
* Dominant on one side or refusal to turn
* Pulls to one direction or difficulty executing tasks
* Muscle spasm, atrophy, or imbalance
* Uneven shoe wear or abnormal sweat patterns
* Standing with hips uneven & head or tail tilt
* Horse appears to be uncomfortable under saddle
* Poor performance in his/her event or on the trail
* Avoids jumps, turns, barrels, or routine requests
* Difficulty loading or prolonged trailering
* Irritable, agitated, or change in personality
* Seems to have a “hitch in his/her gait”