But here I will need your help, not only I am the rehabilitator. In order to treat injuries, you and your animal must also perform the exercises that I teach you with the indicated guidelines. Although it may seem counterproductive, many times the success of rehabilitation lies in starting to mobilize and not resting. In addition, these exercises will not only serve to recover from injuries, but also to prevent them and improve the physical condition of your animal.

Physiotherapy and rehabilitation are not the same but they go hand in hand to treat, cure and train the body. The levels of action can be preventive, therapeutic and diagnostic.

As much as if it is an acute or chronic injury, we can start practically from the first day to treat and from the beginning of the injury to help.

In addition for horses, we will also evaluate your equipment to find out if it is the right one for your horse, we will assess exercises standing on the ground and on horseback, we will assess the rider or horsewoman (since our imbalances directly affect them) and I will give you the day-to-day life of a horse, for example, horses need to eat off the ground.

With all this together we will be able to treat injuries and decrease recovery time, prevent others, reduce the possibility of setbacks, improve sports performance by optimizing physical potential, improve the animal’s quality of life, reduce and/or eliminate pain, reduce the use of drugs and injections.