TMJ problems are something to take seriously in your horse as pain in that area can create other issues for an equine.
Catch it Early
TMJ discomfort can change eating habits as well as the way a horse carries their head and accepts equipment around their face. This short video provides symptoms to look out for and simple ways to determine if your horse needs to see a vet.
Horse Health Videos
Be sure to check back next Sunday when we will learn more about horse skin diseases. Not a pretty topic, but one horse owners should be aware of. Plus I’ve got plenty more horse health videos to share in the weeks to come.
TMJ actually stands for Temporomandibular Joint!!!
The TMJ (jaw joint) is the articulation between the temporal bone and the mandible and is not a nerve!!!