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Originally Posted by shortbackandsides
my warmblood x is out on trial due to him being to much for me,the lady had his back checked and the chiropracter has said his pelvis is dropped to one side,and fused,as is his spine partialy  this would explain some of his behaviour.Therapy would correct this.not sure how convinced i am  |
had a thoroughbred that had a stifle problem,i managed to save on vet bills to push it back in but the damage was already there that it causes.like us you compensate with the other side of your body when there is a problem,i knew he had a back problem and after research and a reputable source i found gavin schoefield[spelling]he travelled a distance and corrected him and only charged £40 bonus and it seriously did work right from the start when he walked out the stable and i see how he done it and performed it myself and it worked and was also told by him that turn out for as long as poss everyday if not 24-7 stops seizing up and can prevent these problems from arising.