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Chiropractic is a straight forward method of detecting dysfunction and making adjustments in these areas to improve the function of the animals’ musculoskeletal system, and through this process help the nervous system to work more efficiently. The purpose of chiropractic care is to rebalance the body to relieve pain and discomfort, and increase mobility.
Chiropractic is a straight forward method of detecting dysfunction and making adjustments in these areas to improve the function of the animals’ musculoskeletal system, and through this process help the nervous system to work more efficiently. The purpose of chiropractic care is to rebalance the body to relieve pain and discomfort, and increase mobility.
Dysfunction in horses can be caused by many things including; falls, trips, an injury, getting cast, poorly fitting tack, dental issues, foot balance, the rider or even the horses’ conformation. In dogs causes of dysfunction can include stumbles, falls, rough play and the dogs’ conformation.
Dysfunction in horses can be caused by many things including; falls, trips, an injury, getting cast, poorly fitting tack, dental issues, foot balance, the rider or even the horses’ conformation. In dogs causes of dysfunction can include stumbles, falls, rough play and the dogs’ conformation.
Potential indicators for care in different animals:
Potential indicators for care in different animals:
Horses
Horses
Reduced performance
Resistance to being ridden
“Cold Backed”
Negative changes in behaviour or attitude – more difficult to handle, biting when saddle put on, refusing to jump etc.
Abnormal gait, shortened stride or lameness
Inability or difficulty in taking a specific lead
Bucking
Inability or difficulty to collect
Pain and stiffness when moving or being touched
Difficulty flexing at poll
Changes in posture
Dogs
Dogs
Pain when being touched, pet or lifted
Reluctance or difficulty when climbing stairs or jumping
Difficulty when getting up after lying down
Negative changes in attitude or behaviour
Altered sitting (“Puppy Sitting”)
Changes in eating or defecating
Constantly licking or chewing paws
Lameness or changes in gait
Changes in performance
Lying on one side
Please note Victoria is a Chiropractor and not a veterinarian, your animals primary healthcare belongs to the veterinarian and therefore we request you consult them prior to treatment to make sure they are happy for your animal to receive Chiropractic treatment.
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