Full-body joint-motion assessment for horses, based in Lander, Wyoming.
The source describes a full chiropractic protocol that assesses every accessible joint, including the spine, limbs and TMJ. The aim is to address primary and compensatory conditions rather than focusing only on one visible complaint.
Difficulty taking a lead, changing gait or moving comfortably through turns.
Impaired side-bending, being “cinchy,” or resistance when asked to move in a certain way.
A negative change in motivation, disposition or willingness to perform can be worth investigating.