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Justine Harrison is a qualified equine behavourist who applies the science of behaviour and learning to help you understand and solve horse behaviour problems.
Horses in all disciplines may have problems from time to time. These could be handling issues such as leading or...
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Equine acupuncture can help with a variety of issues with your horse such as:
myofascial pain syndrome
trigger points
poll pain
TMJ pain
vertebral joint pain
kissing spines
sacroiliac and pelvic pain.
Working in the Cheshire area, Michelle Lawrence is...
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The benefits of massage include increased range of motion, enhanced performance, increased circulation, relieving muscle spasm and tension, whilst increasing muscle tone. Irene Menaged is a member of The Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Animal Therapy (ACPAT) working...
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Acupuncture is more commonly being seen as an alternative therapy for the treatment of colic, skin conditions, sinusitis, conjunctivitis, back & neck pain and behavioural problems.
Vikki Moran is a member of ABVA, the Association of British Veterinary Acupuncturist...
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The Equine Indiba system, is a new adaptation, specifically for use in animals, of Indiba®, a system that has been used successfully to treat humans, since 1983. The Indiba® system is used for medical aesthetic, trauma and physiotherapy, and medical applications in humans, and...
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Acupuncture is primarily used in horses to promote pain relief. This is achieved by unblocking ‘acupoints’ and stimulating nerve endings. During acupuncture sessions, most horses remain relaxed and are unaffected by the placement of needles.
As a member of ABVA...
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I have been an 'Equine Dental Technician' since 1990 and believe this is a very important part of a horses basic maintenance. Having your horses teeth rasped will not make it a superstar on its own but not having them done could stop you reaching your full...
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The benefits of massage include increased range of motion, enhanced performance, increased circulation, relieving muscle spasm and tension, whilst increasing muscle tone. Rachel Greetham is a member of The Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Animal Therapy (ACPAT)...
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By choosing Smallwood to look after your horse or pony you can rest assured of a warm and welcoming establishment where you will receive top quality horse care from Sarah and our dedicated, qualified and knowledgeable staff. You and your horse or pony will have access to all our...
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Hello there, my name is Ben Street, where do I start with my life around horses? Well, it all started in the beginning of 2008. I knew nothing about horses then, but all of that changed when I met my partner Niki. So I got to be around horses a lot more and I started to get...
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Nantwich Veterinary Group Equine department was at Home Farm, Reaseheath College, since 1994 but now in September 2009, it has moved to its own purpose built clinic down the road at Hurleston.
We have six equine vets and offer a full hospital based service from the equine...
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Anthony Webber has always enjoyed a natural affinity with horses. Born and raised at Cropredy Lawn in North Oxfordshire, on the farm and racehorse training base of his late father John and now his brother Paul, it was natural that horses soon became a way of life for...
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Physiotherapy can help your horse by relieving pain, increasing mobility and promoting healing. Often horses only display subtle signs of pain or discomfort such as a change in behaviour, a change in performance, stiffness or a change in their normal movement...
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My name is Andrea Townson and I work in Cheshire, Lancashire, Merseyside and Shropshire. I am a member of The Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Animal Therapy (ACPAT).
As an ACPAT member I am a fully qualified Chartered Physiotherapist (MCSP) having trained in...
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