If one or more symptomps are observed, an osteopathic therapy is advised:

• inflexibility or stiffness and resistance against any aids of the rider
• all forms of lameness
• after an illness, especially if changes in the locomotor system remain existent
• if the horse doesn't willingly lift hooves
• on onesided posture of the head and/or tail
• neck inflexibility or stiffness, inability to set or bend the horse
• if complications occured when foaling
• after an accident, to treat complications that may not necessarily be obvious
• during times of low performance
• after refusing on obstacles
• in case of lack of responsiveness, tail striking or clock errors
• signs of pain in general
• if chewing seldomly occurs during work

Being a licensed equine osteopath and to ensure the wellbeing of the treated horse I work in collaboration with the vet, blacksmith, saddler and trainer. Of course I only work in close coordination with the rider/owner.