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Sore back
My horse has a continuous sensitive back. Massage might get it better for a bit but once I ride the next day it’s back to sensitive to the touch where she will dip It if I brush it. The saddle I’ve had professionally fitted and double checked so I don’t believe that’s the issue. Any ideas?
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The first thing I'd do is get radiographs of your horse's feet to check for NPA. If she has negative palmar/plantar angles, it feels like a pulley system on the tendons being pulled too tight. Constant body soreness that doesn't resolve or massage/ chiro adjustments that don't hold are typically due to being NPA. Radiographs will show you what needs to be changed and how much, and your farrier will be able to adjust accordingly.
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Accredited & insured equine rehab therapist and WA-state licensed large animal massage practitioner

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