Manual therapy is defined as the application of the hands to the body with a diagnostic or
therapeutic intent. 1 There is a wide array of manual techniques used to treat axial skeleton …

Simple Summary The use of chiropractic techniques is common in horses and a strong body
of evidence exists for effectively treating back pain and stiffness. Chronic limb lameness can …

Simple Summary Laminitis is a significant cause of horse mortality and it profoundly impacts
the distal locomotor apparatus, causing intense pain primarily in the thoracic limbs. Affected …

Neck pain and stiffness are increasingly recognized in horses and often treated using
multimodal pharmaceutical and rehabilitation approaches. In humans, deep tissue heating …

Simple Summary Horse misbehavior is a common complaint from owners. Among these,
estrus-related causes are common. Finding the specific underlying cause is not easy, nor is …

Back pain is a common clinical condition that leads to poor performance in racehorses.
Therefore, horse owners would benefit from a suitable and effective treatment that results in …

Previous hay net studies have focused on behavior, consumption, and feed wastage; yet
none have evaluated effects in the oral cavity. To investigate the effects of prolonged hay net …

Back pain and diseases of the spine are considered significant problems in equine sports
and veterinary medicine. This article reports a multimodal approach to the treatment of …

Manual therapy is a cornerstone of treatment in physical therapy and canine physical
rehabilitation. Its effectiveness has been validated and mechanisms of action expanded …

Diagnostic imaging is a mainstay in the investigation of equine neck and back pain, but
interpretation of radiographic and ultrasonographic findings in the spinal column of horses is …