Do you find that your horses quality of work declines in the colder months, or even struggle with intermittent lameness that seemingly has no cause?
Scheduling physiotherapy sessions during the ‘down season’ should be part of every horses routine to aid in the prevention of loss of function and to maintain performance.
As a physiotherapist, we get to really know each horse on each and can spot minor changes between sessions. We can identify minor changes in musculoskeletal health and way of going, and subsequently treating these, thus preventing potentially major issues on a larger scale such as lameness.
Maintenance physiotherapy isn’t just for sporting and performance horses, but for any horse that is involved in any type of work as their physiological boundaries are being pushed.
If you think your horse or dog may benefit from veterinary physiotherapy treatment, or would like to find out more, click the link below
Berkshire Vet Rehab provides fully insured mobile veterinary physiotherapy services to dogs, horses and more. Services cover 15 mile radius from RG4, South East England including Berkshire, Hampshire, Surrey, Oxfordshire and more on request (additional fuel charge).
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