Equineosteopathy J. Scholtz

Mountains to train the hind legs and one of the important trunk muscles is the best training

Leeches: These little once have a big effect on an animal’s body. Their saliva carries substances such as Hirudin, Calin, Bdellin, Apyrase, Hyaluronidase, Histamine like substance. They have the purpose of blood thinning, anesthetic, anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial. Those can be used in treatment for arthritis, summer eczemas, pigeon fever, non-healing wounds, inflammations, abscess and much more. They are small helpers with a big effect on the living body.... I am certified to treat all animals. If you have a case arthritis, laminitis or other issues on your horse, dog, cat or other animal feel free to send me a message!

Anatomy lesson 1: THE SUSPENSORY LIGAMENT The suspensory ligament is the horse's shock absorber. it lies on the cannon bone between the fetlock and the carpal joint of all 4 legs. It needs about 4 years to entirely evolve and be stable enough to absorb and withheld pressure without getting injured. That is why you shouldn't start riding your horse until it is 4 years of age and its safe to put weight on top of it. ... Especially cantering and jumping puts a lot of pressure on the suspensory ligament. That's why it is important to warm up your horse with walking before going into any trotting, canter or jumping exercise.

With a holistic approach I offer you and your horse a wide range of qualified therapy, training and training for horse & human. My work focuses on equine osteopathy, lameness check, training therapy, as well as physiotherapeutic based personal training and therapy for the rider. I cover Sacramento county, Davis, Woodland, Dixon, Vacaville, Lincoln, Loomis, Auburn and more.... If you are interested in group seminars or lectures, please do not hesitate to contact me.