(REHABILITATION )


REHABILITATION / FITNESS / HOLIDAY LIVERY


We offer a variety of livery packages to cater for both equine fitness and horses recovering from surgery, illness and injury.


Our accomplished & professional staff are able to deliver quality services tailored to meet the needs of clients and their horses.


REHABILITATION / FITNESS LIVERY packages are developed with individual clients, their vets, physiotherapists and farriers, ensuring the horse’s optimum recovery.


Each tailor made programme can include all of our therapy equipment, plus ridden schooling, lunging, hand walking, individual turnout and wound/injury care as required.


Common conditions catered for include: Kissing Spine


Tendon Injuries Ligament Injuries Colic Surgery Rehabilitation


General Muscle Weakness and Asymmetry Veterinary referral is n


o Therapy Equipment


• Aqua-treadmill • Cold water saline spa • Straight line pool • Solarium


Outpatient Appointments are also available


Contact our Rehab Specialist, Dr Jessica York


01604 673570


equinetherapy@moulton.ac.uk equestrian.moulton.ac.uk


t a requirement Other Facilities


• 60 x 40m Indoor Arena • 60 x 20m Outdoor Arena • Private Rehabilitation Yard • Individual Turnout • 24 hour Security


HOLIDAY LIVERY is available providing short term livery for client’s horses. We have a variety of packages to suit clients needs, leaving their horse in our professional care, in the knowledge that they will be cared for to the highest standards.


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