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The Road to Recovery 

Following an injury, knowing what to do next for your horse can be confusing and daunting!

Not sure whats next for your horse? But you want to do the right thing but unsure if you have the skills and knowledge to complete all elements of your horses rehab? 

Well executed rehab, can be the difference between your horse continuing to struggle, or returning to full work. However, in the equestrian world, we expect that all owners can complete their horses rehab with minimal guidance or support. 

That is why we have created The Rehab Pathway. ​

During 'The Rehab Pathway' we will guide you every step of the way, from the time your vet feels your horse is ready for rehab.
 

No one size fits all; every horse will have a bespoke recovery plan, tailored physio, and focused rehab coaching. You will develop skills to allow you to reform your horses movement, build strength and optimise their ability. 
 

The entire support offered, will ensure that you will feel empowered, confident and able to regain and maintain your horses soundness. 

Our team have over 80 years of 

professional experience

Recognised and supported

by leading vets in the South UK

Modelled on an established and successful human model

Close links with other paraprofessionals

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What makes us different?

We only accept cases that have been under vet care 

Bring the 'rehab centre' to you!

Providing your horse with the knowledge base, in their own environment 

Take time to train you with the skills to complete all elements of your horses rehab

Total whole horse & whole owner approach to recovery

What's next?

Start your horses rehabilitation journey, by completing the form below for a no obligation chat.
We will then be in touch to discuss how we can best support your horses rehabilitation journey 

Currently available for horses in Surrey, Sussex, Hampshire, Dorset, Wiltshire

and surrounding counties. 

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