TMJ in Horses

Holistic Veterinarian, Dr. Heather Mack DVM sheds light on the often overlooked Temporo-Mandibular Joint and how it relates to a horse's nervous system and can affect a horse's posture, balance and muscle development. Dr. Mack then explains how to recognize TMJ discomfort or sensitivity in your horse and suggests what can be done to alleviate TMJ related issues like jaw pain and back pain. Often times getting your horses teeth looked at by a Equine Dentist can make a positive difference. This video is for all equestrian riders and people training horses for any discipline.
To view the full length version of Dr. Heather Mack's "TMJ Awareness" go to EquestrianCoach.com www.equestriancoach.com/conten...

[@debtompkins5363]

how can one reach you, have horse in need, lower jaw sudden;y 1 inch off to right of upper jaw, all teeth good, can't find any reason why or how to put it back, 3 vets, chiro, mssage, xrays.... horse struggling to eat, can not chew hay. would love to discuss him with you.... how????

[@brianstuart1372]

No science here...just more snake oil.