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Hi there, I don't think you need to worried about treating under sedation. It is common practice for many physios and osteos and they have brilliant results. Principally, it helps to adjust the horse whilst the muscles are relaxed, allowing them to return to status quo. This then allows the...

Hi there, its quite common for horses to have a mis-aligned vertebrae or pelvis that is out of alignment- normally due to trauma- a fall, slip accident etc. Physio's tend to focus on soft tissue, but can help to re-align too. A chiropractor or osteopath would be more experienced in this area and...

Hi, I'm a physio and I would highly recommend getting a physio out that your vet recommends. Once they have seen and treated the horse, a saddle can be fitted to a correct, balanced horse again. Hope that helps!