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In this third installment of our Grill the Equestrian series, we're delighted to introduce Ruth Boland, Veterinary physiotherapist. We both have the pleasure of calling Ruth our go-to physio for our horses. She is a lady in high demand which speaks volumes to her talent. She has helped us immensely with keeping both Coco and Dante in tip top shape, so we just couldn't resist grilling her for more information on the work she does.
While some injuries require immediate vet attention, there will be times when you can assess and treat the injury yourself. Below I will outline some common horse injuries & go through how to spot them and how to treat them.
After some great weeks of fun and progress myself and Coco have hit an unexpected roadblock.
Saddle sores can be quite a painful problem for horses so if the problem ever arises it's always good to have a remedy on-hand so you can begin treatment immediately.
Ideal for helping to clear up those pesky eye infections...
