Getting your horse ready for a visit

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A little preparation means more of the visit goes on your horse, not on finding a head collar.

Before the day

• Ask your vet for consent to chiropractic treatment. By law I can’t treat without it.
• Make a note of anything you’ve noticed: changes in behaviour, way of going, or how the saddle sits.

On the day

• Bring your horse in clean and dry.
• Find a level, quiet stretch of ground where I can watch them walk and trot up in hand.
• Keep the morning’s work light, and have their usual tack nearby in case I’d like to check the fit.

Afterwards

I’ll talk you through aftercare before I leave, usually a day or two of turnout or light work.