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REHABILITATION | FITNESS | HOLIDAY LIVERY


We offer avariety of liverypackages to cater for both equine fitness and horses recovering from surgery, illness and injury. Our accomplished and professional staff areable to deliver quality services tailored to meet the needs of clients and their horses to include aqua treadmill, spa or swim sessions.


Rehabilitation and Fitness Livery


These packages aredeveloped with individual clients, their vets, physiotherapists and farriers, ensuring the horse’s optimum recovery.


Each tailor-made program can include all of ourtherapy equipment, plus ridden schooling, lunging, hand walking, individual turnout and wound/injury careas required.


Common conditions catered for include:


+Kissing spine +Tendon injuries +Ligament injuries +Colic surgery rehabilitation


+General muscle weakness and asymmetry


TherapyEquipment


+Aqua-treadmill +Coldwater saline spa +Straightlinepool +Solarium


Other Facilities


+60×40m indoor arena +60×20m outdoor arena +Private rehabilitation yard +Individualturnout +24-hour security


Contact our Therapy Team


01604 673570


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


Holiday Livery


Holiday livery is available providing short-term livery for client’s horses. We have avariety of packages to suit clients’ needs, leaving their horse in our professional care, in the knowledge thatthey will be cared fortothe highest standards.


Outpatientappointments are also available


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