Horse Mysteries Solved!

Do you have a horse that sometimes is reluctant to go forward? Or perhaps doesn't really want to work?

One time, my client Steve's horse not only was reluctant, but he would NOT go forward. It was crazy.

Top three reasons a horse won't go forward when ridden:

• ulcers
• sternum misalignment
• saddle fit problem

In today's episode of Horse Mysteries Solved, I share how you could figure out which of these three is the problem, but also -- how YOU could figure out these are the top three issues.

Horse Mysteries Solved podcast also now on video.  Found on Youtube channel "Where Does My Horse Hurt"

Join email at https://www.tuckerbiokinetic.com/opt-in-50-secrets/

Cheers to the truth getting out,

Renee Tucker, DVM

Tucker BioKinetic University 

Did you know that horse healing is really being a detective?

Why? Because it's the questions that are important.

If we don't ask enough questions, it's easy to jump to conclusions.

For example, some horses hate having their head touched. Many owners assume their horse was either abused or "ear'd" as a foal.

And that's it. They never try to fix it. They think that's just the way it is, and they're careful not to touch the horse's head.

But if we asked more questions, we could figure out the options for fixing it.

(and it's pretty easy)

Horse Mysteries Solved podcast also now on video.  Found on Youtube channel "Where Does My Horse Hurt"

Join email at https://www.tuckerbiokinetic.com/opt-in-50-secrets/

Cheers to the truth getting out,

Renee Tucker, DVM

Tucker BioKinetic University 

Are you familiar with equine recurrent uveitis (ERU)?

It used to be called moon blindness. 

Current traditional medicine treats ERU with antibiotics and steroids. This decreases the inflammation, thus clearing the eye of cloudiness.

But what caused the inflammation in the first place?

Find out on today's Horse Mysteries Solved

Horse Mysteries Solved podcast also now on video.  Found on Youtube channel "Where Does My Horse Hurt"

Join email at https://www.tuckerbiokinetic.com/opt-in-50-secrets/

Cheers to the truth getting out,

Renee Tucker, DVM

Tucker BioKinetic University 

Have you heard of Fecal Water Syndrome (FWS)? Also called Free Fecal Liquid or Water.

It's not fun.

Horses with FWS have normal fecal balls, and then this weird extra water.

So that water splashes everywhere, including the poor horse's legs and tail.

Simple cause and solution on today's Horse Mysteries Solved podcast.

Here's to clean butts. 🙂

Links Mentioned: https://shop.tuckerbiokinetic.com/fws-resolve/

Cheers to the truth getting out,

Renee Tucker, DVM

Tucker BioKinetic University 

Looking for Cushings answers? Maybe for yourself or to help a friend?

Today on Horse Mysteries Solved, I share what is really going on with Cushings Syndrome (PPID).

Hint: It's NOT a tumor.

I share the solutions for it, with an unexpected bonus about human brain chemistry.

Links Mentioned:

Cheers to the truth getting out,

Renee Tucker, DVM

Tucker BioKinetic University 

Did you know some studies put equine ulcers at 96% of horses? That's crazy.

There are other studies that show the number is at least 60%. Why is that?

On Horse Mysteries Solved podcast, I'll tell you why so many horses have ulcers.

And what to do about it.

Cheers to the truth getting out,

Renee Tucker, DVM

Tucker BioKinetic University 

In today's Horse Mysteries Solved podcast, I talk about how horses should NOT be backsore.

Why?

Because their back muscles are at rest while they are standing.

Yes, at rest.

So why do they get sore? And, if sore, why don't they heal?

Hear some reasons and what to do about them.

Links mentioned:

Rib checkup video: https://wheredoesmyhorsehurt.com/how-to-videos/

Sternum checkup in this video series: https://www.tuckerbiokinetic.com/#taster

Recommended selenium: https://dynamitespecialty.myvoffice.com/ShoppingCart/index.cfm?FuseAction=CategoryShop&OwnerID=8155&CategoryID=94

Recommended Liver product: https://shop.tuckerbiokinetic.com/

Cheers to the truth getting out,

Renee Tucker, DVM

Tucker BioKinetic University 

80-90% of Sacroiliac (SI) problems are NOT caused by the sacroiliac joint itself.

If the issue was solely the SI joint, then a simply chiropractic adjustment would fix the problem.

Instead, so many horses are in constant SI pain; getting their SI joints injected which sometimes helps, sometimes does not.

And some of them are even being put down for this issue.

It's so sad because it is very fixable.

Find out the three real reasons for SI issues, and what you can do about them in today's podcast.

Links Mentioned:
https://wheredoesmyhorsehurt.com/practitioners/

Cheers to the truth getting out,

Renee Tucker, DVM

Tucker BioKinetic University 

Today's Horse Mysteries Now podcast is about equine skin issues.

There's so many! All with fantastic names: mud fever, rain rot, rain scald, malanders, scratches, grease heel, fly allergies, and more.

Guess what? 

They're all caused by the same things.

Humans just like to name them something different.

Regardless of the name, you can get rid of the skin issues.

Find out more one today's podcast.

Cheers to the truth getting out,

Renee Tucker, DVM

Tucker BioKinetic University 

Have you heard that suspensory ligament "pulls" happen mainly from overuse?

Either you're "riding too much, or doing too much for the horses level, or overdoing a specific movement."

That's wrong.

You need TWO items to be going wrong with your horse in order to have a suspensory pull:

A misaligned leg AND a problem with the liver

More about this on todays Horse Mysteries Solved podcast.

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Links Mentioned in Podcast:
Find TBT Practitioners here → www.WhereDoesMyHorseHurt.com/practitioners

TBT Liver Revival → https://www.tuckerbiokinetic.com/offers/tcENEw9b (only available in US at the moment)

Save Your Suspensory course → https://www.tuckerbiokinetic.com/Save-Your-Suspensory (How to physically align the front leg suspensory fulcrums)

Cheers to the truth getting out,

Renee Tucker, DVM

Tucker BioKinetic University