“Happier horses become healthier horses” - Dr Lily Wilson MRCVS

Movement is central to a horse’s wellbeing. They truly are creatures of movement - their bodies and minds are set up to move for a lot of each and every day. Free choice movement as part of their lifestyle, the way they are set up to move as a result of their foot care, dentistry, habitual posture, and any injuries and compensation patterns they have, and the way we ask and direct them to move through our training and riding, all affect their bodies and minds. Wear and tear injuries and behavioural signs can arise from the way they habitually move, or from lack of movement. I am an independent vet and I take horses’ bodies, minds, AND emotions into account. Come and meet me for this upcoming FREE Q&A call on: Movement Medicine

How can we set up a horse’s lifestyle to allow and encourage them to move?

How do we affect their posture and habitual movement?

Why and how is movement important in rehabilitation of injuries, and in training?

What does movement do for horses’ bodies and minds?

How do we use movement to assess the horse’s physical, mental, and emotional state?

Register below to attend live and send in your questions for this upcoming Q&A call. Can’t make it at that time? If you register you will receive the call recording and I will still answer questions for those who aren’t attending live.