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Rehabilitation

Horses can sadly develop some very serious injuries with a rehabilitation that can seem daunting. However with a clear rehabilitation plan we can get you and your horse back on form. Whether we are rehabilitating serious injuries such as a strained tendon or kissing spines to bruising and muscle strains, there are lots of options for you. 

What I can offer

As I horse rider myself, I understand how difficult and upsetting the rehabilitation process can be, as well as how stressful and time-consuming it can become when you are also trying to fit everything else in your life. I've personally had to deal with multiple injuries for tendon strains to kissing spines.

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You may feel that there is no easy option and that you aren't entirely confident when faced with the prospect of rehabbing your horse alone. ​If you feel this way, don't worry! I can help by working with you to create a bespoke rehabilitation plan with clear and manageable goals for you and your horse. This plan will include physiotherapy treatments, home exercise plans and a road map to get your horse on the road to recovery.​

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Whether your aim is to return to competing, to get back in the saddle out hacking, or just to enjoy riding your horse again, I can help you to achieve your goals.

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Treatment Plans

Treatment plans are bespoke and specially written to suit you and your horse. They vary with the type of injury your horse has. I will work closely with your vet and other musculoskeletal practitioners to discuss the best options for each individual case.

 

Treatment may include:​

  • Reducing pain and discomfort

  • H-wave treatment - this can increase blood flow and lymphatic drainage helping to treat soft tissue issues 

  • Photizo LASER treatment to help reduce pain and increase healing

  • Massage and manual therapy techniques to reduce any compensatory problems 

  • Week by week detailed exercise plans with easy to follow exercises, working towards your goals 

  • Using physiotherapy to encourage the correct healing of damaged tissues

  • Safely increasing the time it takes for your horse to heal

  • Advice on nutrition and supplements best suited for your horse

  • Guidance on weight management on box rest or restricted turnout where necessary

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07852 385084

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