Signs your horse may benefit from treatment include:

• Unlevel movement, especially behind, unexplained gait changes
• Unexplained deterioration in usual performance
• Following a fall or accident
• Following getting cast in the stable
• Uneven hoof or shoe wear, toe dragging, tripping.
• Changes in behaviour such as reluctance to work or to carry out specific movements including  napping, rearing, bucking and refusing
• Asymmetry including stiffness on one rein or difficulty bending one way or no longer moving straight
• Loss of impulsion, difficulty in engaging the hindquarter or an inability to track up
• Tight, sore painful areas around the back, neck and quarters
• Uneven muscle development or loss of muscle tone
• Problems with behaviour when being groomed, saddled or mounted.
• Head tilting or shaking
• Preference to one canter lead or trot diagonal
• Lack of top line
• Jumping to one side, refusing to jump, rushing fences, jumping flatly or bucking on landing
• Shifting of weight when standing

• Reluctance to exercise or play
• Following a fall or knock
• Crying or yelping when getting up from rest
• Changes of posture or movement
• Difficulty climbing stairs or jumping in and out of car
• Unexplained changes in behaviour or temperament
• Deterioration in usual performance, speed or jumping ability
• Reluctance or discomfort when being brushed or stroked
• Stiffness or uneven movement, toe-dragging and scuffing
• Uneven claw wear