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An investigation into the effect of increasing rider weight on the horses’ metacarpal, metacarpophalangeal, metatarsal, metatarsophalangeal joint flexions and stride length in walk and trot.

The ethical weight bearing capacity of horses has been under scrutiny through equine professionals, veterinary surgeons, coaches, judges and riders for many years. Literature within this area is limited. The average weight of people in the UK is rising research…

An investigation into the effects of McTimoney chiropractic treatment on the stride parameters of the horse during trot

Objective data on the impact of chiropractic treatment on equine locomotor function, Evidence that McTimoney treatment influences stride length and speed (forwardness) of the horse during trot

McTimoney Animal Association Mission Statement

The McTimoney Animal Association is dedicated to promoting the highest standards of McTimoney chiropractic care for animals, ensuring their health, welfare and performance is optimal. We regulate and support our members by facilitating education, professional development, and ethical practice. We advocate the recognition and advancement of McTimoney animal chiropractic within the veterinary and animal healthcare industry. Our mission is to enhance the quality of life for animals by providing safe, effective, and compassionate McTimoney Chiropractic treatment.