Indications Intermittent Lameness Muscle spasm and tightness Uncharacteristic changes in behaviour or temperament e.g. rearing, bucking or refusing fences Unexplained deterioration in normal performance Asymmetry, such as stiffness on one rein or a disunited canter Jaw or TMJ problems, such as difficulty chewing or hanging on one rein Showing reluctance or sensitivity to being saddled Holding the tail to one side Mobility problems after a fall or trauma once other possible causes have been ruled out by your vet Help with rehabilitation after your vet has approved a return to work GENERAL MAINTENANCE OF HEALTH IMPORTANT:   Whilst all of these symptoms can be indicative of back, neck, limb or tail pain they can also occur as a result of other underlying causes.   Any form of animal therapy is not a replacement for veterinary care.   Please consult your veterinarian before seeking the help of a complementary therapist.