Another thought is acupuncture. You might get somewhere with an acupuncture vet, and be able to move to chiropractic afterward. My vet does both, and sometimes the chiropractic is easier after a session of acupuncture - acupuncture releases endorphins and can often manage some of their fear and pain, and get them to relax. It seems that there are more and more equine vets doing acupuncture every year that goes by.

The other thought I offer hesitantly, because I half don't believe in this myself, but I have known a number of horse owners who swore by the help they got with mysterious problems like this from an animal communicator named Marta Williams, who wrote a book called "Learning their Language." Here is her website:

www.martawilliams.com

Again, I am not really sure I believe in animal communication, but I can't deny I've seen things I otherwise have no explanation for.

Good luck!!!!
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Christie Keith
Caber Feidh Scottish Deerhounds
Holistic Husbandry since 1986
www.caberfeidh.com/

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