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Lucy is a level II UK CC coach. Lucy’s philosophy is that coaching should provide a collaborative framework to encourage riders to problem solve and think about themselves, their horses and their goals.
Building confidence and skills using a variety of mediums both on...
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Osteopathy is great for animals of all shapes and sizes.
It works using the same principles developed and used on humans.
Common problems and conditions helped:
Gait problems; slow to warm up, reluctance to stride out, poor collection, tracking up, better on one rein,...
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We have been manufacturing, retailing and fitting top quality, made to measure saddles using top quality leathers in the UK and Ireland for over 20 years.
We pride ourselves on our service and only supply our saddles through our team of dedicated, countrywide saddle fitters....
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Steve Chick is a natural healer, Bowen Therapist, Reiki Master Teacher and a graduate of the American School of Equine Dentistry in Virginia. Having travelled extensively he has taken the opportunity to experience and study complementary therapies whenever possible.
Animals...
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Katie provides an equine behavioural consultancy service nationwide combining the latest in behavioural science with lifelong equine experience.
Katie aims to provide a service whereby horse people can call upon her when they are experiencing problems with their relationship...
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Most horse riders will appreciate that if they ride unevenly the horse doesn’t move evenly, or even comfortably. If you’re sensible you’ll visit an osteopath as soon as possible after a major injury, (providing nothing is broken), not only to speed up recovery...
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Sally Medcalf is a member of The Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Animal Therapy working in Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Oxfordshire.
Animals, like people, respond to physiotherapy. The purpose of physiotherapy is to restore and maintain...
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Equine Dentistry is a specialised industry. Recent advances in techniques and equipment make choosing a qualified Equine Dental Technician an important part of your horses medical needs.
Equine dentistry is a recognized profession akin to veterinary practice and is...
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Physiotherapy can help your horse by relieving pain, increasing mobility and promoting healing. Often horses only display subtle signs of pain or discomfort such as a change in behaviour, a change in performance, stiffness or a change in their normal movement...
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P J Rawlings Farriery was set up after Peter finished an in depth apprenticeship with his ATF (Approve Training Farrier) Martin Beadle DipWCF BII.
He graduated with a DipWCF from Myerscough College in Preston. He also worked alongside his ATF at Rossdales equine hospital in...
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I have successfully completed a course in Equine Sports Massage Therapy and hold a Diploma from the International Therapy Council. The Course was run by Mary Bromiley, a leading physiotherapist for horses, dogs and humans, who was the official physio' for the winning New...
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Melanie has been a qualified self employed horse trainer for twenty-seven years. She teaches a wide variety of levels, mostly on a one to one basis. Having been formerly trained in England and in Vienna, Austria, Melanie is now considered one of the countrys premier dressage...
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Just as each horse is an individual, each case is different. In my experience, not all horses will display obvious signs of discomfort when they need dental attention.
During a visit I assess the horse as a whole, perform a thorough examination of the head and oral cavity to...
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