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Changes in our horses’ lifestyle (e.g., increased/decreased activity, sudden box rest) prompt metabolic and digestive adjustments that require nutritional adaptation. When a horse suffers an
For many years, fascia was considered little more than the connective tissue that wrapped around muscles, providing support and structure, but today, advances in anatomical
The equine back is central to both musculoskeletal function and the horse’s ability to carry a rider effectively (Ridgway & Harman, 1999). Yet, back pain
In the world of equine sport, it’s no longer enough to think of physiotherapy only as a tool for injury recovery. Today’s competitive horses benefit
In the equestrian world, physiotherapy is often associated with recovery -something to be considered only when a horse is lame or coming back from an
Musculoskeletal issues are a common concern in horses (Auer et al., 2024), and when one occours it can affect their aibility to perform in competition
The Brachiocephalicus Muscle in the Horse: Function, Importance, and Physiotherapy Considerations The brachiocephalicus muscle plays a crucial role in equine movement and posture. It’s
Introduction to Equine Physiotherapy: Enhancing Horses’ Performance and Well-being. What is Equine Physiotherapy? Equine physiotherapy is a specialised practice that focuses on the prevention,
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