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Have you ever felt crooked or cockeyed while riding your horse? Or where you just can’t seem to sit straight and balanced? We all check to see if our stirrups are even and our saddle centered. But sometimes that doesn’t help. I have three suggestions that might help with this on Horse Mysteries Solved podcast today. These are: The saddle … Read More

Sometimes I can talk all day, but a picture alone says it all. One of our brand new TBT students fixed her dog. This is during the first day of the skeletal alignment seminar (Module II of TBT University). This sweet old rescue dog is approximately 13 years old. She could barely support weight on her hind end, and didn’t … Read More

Have you ever known a horse who was “ear shy?” If you have, you probably also heard the explanation, “That horse must have been ear’rd as a foal. Now he hates having his ears touched.” And also, “He’s always been that way.” In my experience, 95% of horses who are ear shy, actually have their atlas (poll) out of alignment. … Read More

Want to join me in my rant about “support boots?” lol Cuz what do they “support” anyway? Cheers! Renee Tucker, DVM Links mentioned: https://www.tuckerbiokinetic.com/ Transcript: Renee (00:01) Hello, my friends. Dr. Renee Tucker here. Today you get to hear my little rant about support boots. Okay? Renee (00:10) Let me be frank. Support boots for horses do not support anything. … Read More

Have you ever had to rehab a horse using “stall rest?” Horses aren’t generally keen on being stuck in a stall all day. Think if it was months of stall rest….18 months! That is the longest I have ever heard of, and I absolutely disagree with it. The owner involved was doing her best. The vet involved was doing his … Read More

Can you guess the most common cause of hind end problems? Most people will get it’s the hocks. Nope. The hocks are the most common compensation for hind end problems. But they’re not the most common cause. That award goes to the pelvic symphysis. It is responsible for lots of issues. A short list is: Bunny hopping Tripping behind Cross … Read More

Have you ever wondered if you should give your horse joint supplements? And, if you already are using them, are you sure they’re working? In this podcast episode, I address the three questions of: *IF you should give joint supplements *WHEN to use joint supplements *HOW to tell if they’re working for your horse     Links: https://www.standardprocess.com/Patient-Direct/patient-registration     … Read More

Have you ever had chiropractic (or other modality) done on you or your horse and it doesn’t work? Or sometimes it helps and sometimes not so much? Well, there’s reasons for that. And one reason is discussed in this episode of Horse Mysteries Solved. The reason is there’s over 100+ types of chiropractic alone! How can you tell if you’ve … Read More