Osteopathy consultation for my horse:

Why make an appointment for an osteopathy consultation for my horse?

Often a great athlete, the horse undergoes a multitude of constraints at work which can lead to pathologies such as:

• locomotor disorders (back pain, lameness, osteoarthritis)
• digestive disorders
• respiratory problems
• musculoskeletal disorders…

As a result, he may exhibit changing behavior, such as:

• a sensitivity to grooming
• sensitivity to strapping
• discomfort when putting the fillet in the mouth
• hand reactions
• a drop in performance (poorly performed exercises, an irregular or agitated horse)
• a horse moving at the mounting block…

Regular monitoring helps limit the impact of your sports activities and avoid certain pathologies such as osteoarthritis, tendonitis, sprains. The osteopath can detect anomalies or subtle imbalances before they become serious problems.

This is part of a proactive approach to animal health, where preventive care plays a key role in maintaining an optimal quality of life for your animals.

The horse retired with age can accumulate tensions and stiffness which limit its comfort. Osteopathy helps relieve its pain, improve its mobility and promote optimal well-being for a serene retirement.

The young horse, during its growth, undergoes many postural and locomotor changes. Regular osteopathic monitoring helps prevent imbalances, optimizes its development and promotes good conditioning for the future.

Do not wait to detect a problem, osteopathy is above all a preventive medicine. Regular consultations with your equine osteopath will help limit the risk of injuries and musculoskeletal disorders that could affect the horse's performance and well-being.

Equine Osteopathy – Animal Health