🌟Sound BUT Sore 🌟 How frustrating is a bad run or a horse that doesn’t work the rope?! You schedule an appointment with your vet and the lameness exam is unremarkable.....great, your horse is sound but something is still off...now you’re even more frustrated...you consider is it you, is it the saddle fit....stomach ulcers....just a bad day? By combining traditional veterinary medicine with a chiropractic exam and acupuncture scan, TEqLC is able to offer a tailored work up and treatment plan to

Equine Ulcers… What Every Performance Horse Owner Should Know: ↓ • 50–90% of horses have gastric ulcers. Yes, the majority. • Performance horses are hit hardest — exercise ramps up acid production and cuts blood flow to the gut. • A horse’s stomach makes acid nonstop — 24/7 — pumping out up to 9 gallons a day, even on an empty stomach. • Symptoms can be subtle: mood changes, poorer performance, girthiness, reluctance to train, tooth grinding, belly discomfort. • Only one way to know for sure: ga

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