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Brookhouse Rehabilitation Centre, Congleton, Cheshire is a fantastic new venture providing the very best care for your injured horse. The rehabilitation unit is able to take in-patients to treat a wide variety of conditions.

 

It is an excellent service if your horse has suffered a tendon or ligament injury or requires general rehabilitation requiring daily Physiotherapy input alongside their need for box rest to progressive exercise (in-hand walking, lunging, horse walker, pole work, turnout).

 

We know the time & patience required by owners to rehabilitate their horses so why not enquire about our service & see how we can help you & your horse get back on track without you having the stress. 

This fabulous centre provides top class facilities including a 60m by 30m Charles Britton arena, a horse walker, solarium, warm wash unit & an equissage unit. Turnout in individual paddocks is a fantastic advantage for the recuperating equine & the yard also boasts 24 hour supervision with CCTV.

 

Equine Physiotherapy Clinics will be held at Brookhouse Rehabilitation Centre on a monthly basis to enable owners to bring their horse to us for assessment & treatment. During your visit you will have access to stabling so no waiting in the cold rain & use of an excellent menage for the gait assessment.

 

Combined Horse & Rider Assessment will be available alongside general Equine Physiotherapy back & neck checks & schooling issues. Please call me to book a session.

 

Equine Massage Course for the Horse Owner planned for May 2010! Please contact me to show your interest.

 

Animal Physio UK is now the proud owner of a Mechanical Horse Simulator Machine! This piece of exercise equipment designed for the rider is being used in both the individual & group Physiotherapy sessions for developing your postural alignment, core stability, balance & proprioception. If you have a group that would like to hire the machine alongside a highly qualified Physiotherapy instructor for a course of exercise sessions then give me a call! Not only is it great for working on your riding technique but it is great fun. 

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