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tj135 Reg. Oct 2006	Posted 2015-02-05 11:39 AM Subject: Accupuncture (equine)
Go Canada! Posts: 2954	How often do you feel you should have it done on your horse for it to be effective? For both general wellness and/or the older horse (primarily preventative).
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cuckleburr Reg. Jul 2011	Posted 2015-02-05 1:09 PM Subject: RE: Accupuncture (equine)
Veteran Posts: 232 Location: Winging It in KY	I think it really has to do with how well the individual horse reacts to the procedure. Some get along fine with one treatment and others need more treatments. I had my horse done last fall because he was having some flexing issues and a sore back. I noticed a great improvement in him within a week of his first treatment. When I see any of his signs return, I will have him done again.
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jschipper Reg. Feb 2010	Posted 2015-02-05 2:42 PM Subject: RE: Accupuncture (equine)
Elite Veteran Posts: 964 Location: Alberta, Canada	I have mine done every 6-8 weeks. Seems to work for us.
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soonergirl98 Reg. Oct 2009	Posted 2015-02-05 2:47 PM Subject: RE: Accupuncture (equine)
Expert Posts: 2013 Location: Piedmont, OK	It just depends on the horse. If there are no problems then about 8 weeks. I had a mare fall at the 3rd barrel in August and had a lot of issues to deal with. She got 8 weeks off then we ended up having to inject her whorl bone and she got acupuncture done at 2 week intervals for 6 weeks, then every 4 weeks, then back to 8.
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Nevertooold Reg. Oct 2003	Posted 2015-02-05 3:01 PM Subject: RE: Accupuncture (equine)
I Prefer to Live in Fantasy Land Posts: 64864 Location: In the Hills of Texas	I had it done years ago on a horse that had limited motion in his left hind ankle. Worked great.
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