PENS therapy Headshaking in horses is a complex and often underestimated condition where a horse repeatedly shakes, nods, or even violently jerks its head. This behavior can range from mild… | EQUITOM

Headshaking in horses: what you need to know about this distressing condition

Headshaking Syndrome can be difficult to treat, it is a medical condition were the horse has uncontrollable and violent headshaking, rubbing of the nose outbursts. It can make them difficult to ride and handle and must not be mistaken for bad behaviour. The horse with symptoms cannot control these outbursts . Triggers for headshaking vary and as noted above very difficult to treat. The short video below is of Brightlight Boy who has HS. He has recently had a diet change, limited pasture time, ad

Head-Shaking - success comes with the right advice regarding the horse's forage and feed combined with willingness to be diligent on the part of the owner. Since we have considerable experience and success with head-shaking horses, we find ourselves helping people all over the world, which we are happy to do free of charge. We do this - a) because we know from personal experience how distressing and frustrating this condition is for both horse and owner b) because we know that the road to recove

Early Signs of Head Flicking/Shaking One of our customers who is very experienced with head flicking, has kindly given us this video of her horse showing the early signs. She manages him very well using GrazeEzy and Alleviate Gold in less-than-ideal conditions as she doesn’t own the land. He recently showed these signs of a relapse when her parcel was held up with covid courier delays so she thought it might be useful for others to know what to look out for. Significantly, at the same time as he

Head-Nodding/Flicking/Shaking/Ear shy ............. In our experience these are 'neurological' issues and are nearly always directly attributable to nutrition. When this owner contacted us about her horse who had rapid onset of 'head-nodding’, we knew what to suggest because we have prior experience of successfully managing this and other metabolic conditions. In the first video you can see how miserable he is! Although not as common as ‘head-flicking/shaking’ (where the horse involuntarily flic

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El síndrome de Headshaking se produce cuando un caballo mueve su cabeza o la sacude de forma incontrolable sin razón aparente. Consulta a tu veterinario al primer síntoma. | Royal Horse México