Are you aware about the numerous benefits of the Mctimoney technique?

Get your horses on the right health track through mctimoney animal manipulation and the Mctimoney technique. If you require the treatment of your animals consider Cambridgeshire based Mctimoney animal manipulation. You can ensure the good health of your pets - horses included, of course - using Essex based equinenergy body work.
Animal manipulation therapy, or AMT, works the same way for animals as chiropractic care works on humans, with horses and dogs reaping exceptional benefits from the treatments. AMT helps to improve not only physical performance but also addresses and corrects certain behavioral issues, as well as being beneficial to the animal's overall good health.
Manipulation therapy should be part of all horses care routines, especially horses that race or are otherwise engaged in athletic activities. Regardless of how carefully bred, horses were never meant to be ridden, and this riding causes joint stress that can lead to injury of the muscles, especially the back muscles. Another cause of equine back pain is poorly fitting tack, uncoordinated riders who ride off balance, falls and lameness. AMT can decrease these adverse effects of the demands made on horses by their human owners and often owners see a significant increase in activity, health and behavior. For example, pelvic misalignment can cause a horse to be resistant to being saddled, hard to handle and ill tempered. This misalignment also causes performance problems as well, such as off-center jumps and uneven horseshoe wear.
But not only horses suffer; dogs as well deal with joint and muscle pains, particularly working breeds or long-legged and short backed dogs. This results in behavioral changes, pain and avoidance of being handled. The treatment plan is implemented in stages, beginning with a complete review of the clinical history of the animal, followed by a physical examination consisting of palpating the body and spine, examination of the joints and muscles to seek out hot spots, pain or wasting. The animal's gait and symmetry are also noted, then treatment is prescribed for the animal's trouble areas. A favorite treatment method is Mctimoney manipulation which allows the spine to realign and mobilizes the joints as well. It eases tension in the muscles and allows for easier movement through chiropractic manipulation of the joints, bones and vertebrae. This procedure is totally non-invasive and is accomplished using the hands of the qualified practitioner. The last step is rehabilitation and appropriate aftercare measures. This is pivotal in preventing re-injury or relapse. Some changes to the animal's routine may be suggested as well, with routine exercises prescribed. AMT promotes a better quality of life for the animal and improves the behavior and performance, as well as avoiding pain killers which can have long-term adverse effects.