Spa & Rehabilitation
Chiropractic Services by Dr. Kelsey Braudrick
and rider in top condition. Together the team coordinates treatment protocols, along with the horse’s veterinarian when necessary, that en- courage healing while promoting a reasonable level of activity to keep the horse from losing too much condition. And, the team has all the tools in-house to keep it effective and afford- able. In addition to their existing indoor Xciser and a swim lane that’s nearing completion, the facility also has round pens, a hand walking/ ponying track, pasture and dry turnout, along with a covered arena. With their attending vet- erinarians, JEH Equine, nearby they can get additional veterinary support quickly and effi-
ciently, as well.
Catering to not only horses, but also hu- mans, a rider can haul in with their horse for a series of spa treatments and can take advantage of Chiropractic and massage services for them- selves, too – now that’s a real couples retreat! The facility will also accept and work with other animals. With the stock show and rodeo season well underway, don’t be surprised to find a show pig or steer receiving treatment on the Theraplate or with a Cold Laser. Have a favorite canine travelling companion who’s sore? Many of the same treatments available to livestock are also available for your canine
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friends. Equine Aqua Spa is incredibly animal and people friendly! Conveniently located in the heart of north
Texas Horse Country, Equine Aqua Spa is a short drive off the main routes which take you to the majority of equestrian venues in Texas and Oklahoma. Next time you’re in the area it’s worth the trip to see all that this facility and these horsewomen have to offer. Or, look for them at a major equine event near you, Equine Aqua Spa also has a mobile unit ready to help you ring-side! w
March 2016 SouthWest Horse Trader
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