This is fantastic info My mare was rather irritated a few weeks back wouldn’t walk off , would pin her ears turn to try to bite my foot Leading her to the arena she actually bit my back ( she’s never bitten ever) Had my chiro out she was out in the sacrolliac Has been a few times After treatment she was to do some ground pole work I did then ride her & she walked on Nicely but then did the same when asked to a Trott! She became uncomfortable when I would do up girth I though she may have an ulcer That chiro had moved away , have an Equine Osteopath now & she suspected the same thing an ulcer To my knowledge she hasn’t ran into anything On doing some research I have found out with ulcers how it does affect them around the sacrum area ( where she’s been ‘ out’ a few times ) Thank you for sharing this 😊
This looks and sounds so much like my gelding! He has run into a solid unmoveable object, he will not lift his T spine at/behind the wither area no matter how much I try to get him to (and he gets pissed when I try), but will do butt tucks quite readily. I do stretches with him every day. He is starting to get girthy, and will turn and try to bite when I put my leg on when riding. He is sensitive on palpation in the spots you showed. I was thinking maybe he had a rib out, or first rib misalignment. I am suspecting his issues are on the R side. Anyhow, can you please explain a bit more about what spot you're feeling for and what you're doing with your hands on the ribs behind the elbow?? I would really like to try this and see if it helps him. Looking forward to hearing from you! Thank you! 🙏❤
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Amazing! I believe my mare is having these problems😔.
This is fantastic info
My mare was rather irritated a few weeks back wouldn’t walk off , would pin her ears turn to try to bite my foot
Leading her to the arena she actually bit my back ( she’s never bitten ever)
Had my chiro out she was out in the sacrolliac Has been a few times
After treatment she was to do some ground pole work
I did then ride her & she walked on Nicely but then did the same when asked to a Trott!
She became uncomfortable when I would do up girth
I though she may have an ulcer
That chiro had moved away , have an Equine Osteopath now & she suspected the same thing an ulcer
To my knowledge she hasn’t ran into anything
On doing some research I have found out with ulcers how it does affect them around the sacrum area ( where she’s been ‘ out’ a few times )
Thank you for sharing this 😊
Thank you so much for sharing!!
Brilliant. Thanks so much for posting xx
Wow this is INSANE!! Crazy interesting
How do we keep it from happening again?
This looks and sounds so much like my gelding! He has run into a solid unmoveable object, he will not lift his T spine at/behind the wither area no matter how much I try to get him to (and he gets pissed when I try), but will do butt tucks quite readily. I do stretches with him every day.
He is starting to get girthy, and will turn and try to bite when I put my leg on when riding. He is sensitive on palpation in the spots you showed. I was thinking maybe he had a rib out, or first rib misalignment. I am suspecting his issues are on the R side. Anyhow, can you please explain a bit more about what spot you're feeling for and what you're doing with your hands on the ribs behind the elbow?? I would really like to try this and see if it helps him. Looking forward to hearing from you! Thank you! 🙏❤
Where are you located? How can I learn
How are u putting T12 back in there? Holding the spinous process and getting them to step laterally... is that the idea?
I've been trying this release with no success. Like u said get a response by time I leave its back. Help.😁👍🏾