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Chiropractic care is a manual therapy, done by hand that does not require sedation. It can be used for many health and performance problems. Chiropractic focuses on the biomechanical dysfunction of the spine and its effect on the entire nervous system throughout the body. In simple terms Chiropractic restores function of muscles and joints in the neck, back and pelvis to maintain optimum movement and soundness.

 

Joints can become restricted in movement due to strains they endure from training, domestication (ie. too little turn out) or wear over time. Restricted joints can cause stiffness, muscle imbalances and pain. A Chiropractor uses adjustments and soft tissue techniques to release those restricted joints which will increase the joint's flexibility and endurance.

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Treatment does not replace traditional veterinary medicine; however it can provide additional means of diagnosis and treatment options for spinal problems as well as biomechanical related musculoskeletal disorders. Chiropractic can often eliminate the source of acute or chronic pain syndromes. It can also be used to help healthy and fit horses restore and maintain their strength, and enhance general well-being.

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