Equine physiotherapy

This can range from navicular disease, suspensory ligament injuries and flexor tendon injuries. 

Early intervention with exercises and activity modification can help improve your horse's quality of life.

Is your horse finding it difficult to flex through their back? Are they "cold backed"? Are they holding tension through their back?

This can be difficult to detect for the untrained eye but you may think your horse feels "off". 

Struggling to find a saddle that fits or your saddle is slipping and throwing you off balance? 

Is your horse showing adverse behaviours such a bucking, rearing, napping or reacting to being tacked up?

This can be a sign of pain. 

Are you clipping poles when trying to increase show jumping height? Or experiencing difficulty in getting higher scores in dressage? 

Has your horse got an old injury that they are compensating for? Physiotherapy will assess for asymmetries and look at getting your horse moving more efficiently. 

Same as humans, horses require a physiotherapy programme to return to work. This will be tailor made and in conjunction with vet recommendations to help your horse rehabilitate.