I use physiotherapy treatment and rehabilitation to help muscles, joints and nerves (the musculoskeletal system) function to their full potential recover from injury. With treatment and correct exercise rehabilitation I can help your horse achieve optimal performance.
I can visit and see your horse in person, if you live in my travel area OR
I can plan rehab programmes with you, individualised for your horse, any where in the world.
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Back Pain is unfortunately very common in horses and it is the most frequent reason I get called to visit people. In my visit I will look to identify the cause, assess for the pain and structures involved and then treat with a range of physiotherapy options
After treatment, as well as supporting you to manage the cause, each horse is prescribed specific exercises to ensure that improvements are maintained
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If your horse has been diagnosed with kissing spines, or has been referred for physiotherapy after surgery, I can help horse’s that I see face-to-face, or help you with the rehab programme via online support
Reducing pain, improving posture, regaining movement and developing strength are the keys for all horses with kissing spines
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Muscle pain can have a big affect on your horse’s performance. This can be treated with physiotherapy and if I am not seeing your horse in person, I can help you manage and reduce the risk of muscle pain through well designed training programmes
I can treat tendon and ligament injuries with physiotherapy and can plan rehab programmes with you, individualised for your horse, any where in the world.
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If you would like to know whether your horse is comfortable, and has the ability to perform to their full potential, then booking a check up is a great idea. I see client’s horses at different times of the year, depending on their exercise and competition levels.
The harder your horses works the more often I would see them as part of their routine management. Problems picked up earlier are easier to treat and manage on an on going basis