
Star L. Hibbard
Veterinary Physiotherapy, DipHE Sports Therapy & Rehabilitation ICAT, ACAT.
Veterinary Physiotherapy involves the treatment of dysfunction in the musculoskeletal and neuro-muscular systems, as well as; maintenance of optimal function, including the prevention of dysfunction.
Common Issues treated include Front and Rear Limb Orthopaedic Conditions, Neurologic Disorders, Geriatric Patients, Osteoarthritis, Pre-and Post-Operative Cases, Weight Management.
Benefits include:
Increased speed of recovery/ pain management
Positive psychological effects for pet and owner
Improved performance and quality of movement
Increased strength and endurance
Improved biomechanics and flexibility
“95% of all movement problems and resulting pain and discomfort are due to the horse’s natural crookedness”
Rachen-Schoneich, G. and Schoneich, K., 2007. Correct movement in horses.