Physical Therapy for the Equine
Is your horse injured or performing poorly?
Dr. Shields can help.
Does Your Horse Struggle With:
Muscle Trigger Point
Post Surgical Care
Tendon & Ligament Disorders
Poor Athletic Performance
Stifle Dysfunction
Traumatic or Surgical Wound Care
How a CERP Can Help
Dr. Shields works in collaboration with your regular veterinarian to create a customized physical therapy program. This may include manual therapy, wound management, muscle/join strength, flexibility and conditioning, stall rest activities, and even laser therapy.
What is a CERP?
A Certified Equine Rehabilitation Practitioner can be a veterinarian, vet technician, physical therapist, physical therapy assistant, or students of these professions that completed a postgraduate certificate course offered by the University of Tennessee. Learn More….
Ready to Get Started?
Schedule your consultation today. We’ll develop the perfect individualized physical therapy program to help your horse reach peak performance.
