Equine Sacroiliac Disease and Acupuncture

[@sanpedroriver]

I have never seen anyone DIG that hard to diagnose if a horse is in pain.

[@EquineJunkie88]

I agree with the other 2 posters before me.

[@vandtequineservices]

As a TCVM practitioner, yes, we do perform this scan to determine if there is any soreness and pain and it is part of our diagnostic exam, however not with such strength! Any horse would react in such a way with this amount of pressure, this is NOT how it is done!

[@jeanjoaquim7296]

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[@jeanjoaquim7296]

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[@MsCeciliaE]

I am an Equine Sports Massage Therapist and this video really makes me angry. I would never ever be as rough and insensitive towards a horse as this guy is. To me this is horse abuse, and clearly this guy should not work with animals.

[@equestsarah81]

This guy is RIDICULOUS!!! If you were to push that hard on me with the small tip of something then I would certainly act pretty painful even if I had no pain anywhere!!! Anyone that uses this guy is a fool and is being taken for one by him and he is going to make things MUCH worse than even close to better! This is OUTRAGEOUS and he should have stay clear away from animals bc he is clearly trying to get money out of the owners and making these animals react and CLEARLY isn't interested in helping or improving the health of his "patients"! Hopefully someday he will get his karma and get kicked in the head! Can't believe he hasn't been seriously injured yet! Or any of the handlers for that matter!