It is quite common for people to spend thousands of dollars and many weeks or months trying to figure out what is wrong with their horse through diagnostics and trial treatment options and still not have a definitive diagnosis, or any significant improvement in their horse’s soundness. The common approach at that point is a period of stall rest, no or limited exercise, limited turnout and eventually a gradual return to work. Usually, after the horse returns to work, the unsoundness reoccurs.
If you have been struggling with complex lameness or soundness issues we can help. Our approach to soundness exams and physical evaluation can quickly and accurately identify the source of the problem, we then develop a treatment plan and get your horse back to work.
We can accurately locate the cause of the unsoundness through our unique assessment approaches including full body evaluation, specific joint and tissue examinations, neurological testing, and detailed gait analysis.
Once we have identified the problem we develop and implement an individualized treatment plan. Most times your horse is back to work before traditional approaches have even identified the problem, and at a fraction of the cost.
Lisa’s extensive medical background and training in orthopaedics and osteopathy allows her to assess the body in ways other practitioners cannot. With such diverse experience in most areas of injury rehabilitation she can offer a perspective that yields answers and solutions.