Kim Phelan Mctimoney Equine Chiropractor

We ask our horses to run, jump and dance for us, all with a human being on their back. Whilst horses are strong enough to do this, they often have to contend with keeping balanced, when we might not be. In addition, saddles, rugs, injury through trauma, stress and over-exertion through performance, digestive upset, joint problems, stiffness, becoming cast, falls and fights with other horses can al

l lead to musculoskeletal problems. McTimoney-Corley therapy is a spinal manipulation technique to bring the horse's body back into alignment and relieve any associated pain or discomfort. Used very successfully for many years by Chiropractors to treat human conditions such as back, neck and joint pain, stiffness in limbs, and restricted movement, the McTimoney-Corley technique has been adapted very successfully to treat horses.