Delivering Hydration and Nutrition on Demand
Equine Nutritional Hydrotherapy
The ENH course is specifically tailored to you and your horse and is designed to not only assist in the health and wellbeing of your horse, but to also give you the tools to navigate the minefield of Equine Nutrition so that you are then able to make informed decisions as to the nutritional management of your equines now and in the future.
Your initial assessment will enable our Nutritional Hydrotherapist to gather the information required to carry out the assessment, therefore you need to have ready the following information:
- Your horses height and weight and breed
- Photographs of your horses from the nearside and from behind, making sure he/she/ is stood against a plain background and the whole horse is in the frame.
- Current feed information (Please retain the feed sack/s for inspection).
- Any Supplements the horse is being given (Please retain the packaging for inspection)
- Any medical condition/diagnosis that the horse may have and any documentation from the Vets.
- Any medication your horse is currently taking or has taken in the past (to the best of your knowledge).
- Any past history of problems or condition.
This information is required to make a complete assessment, if you do not have this information, then the assessment may be delayed.
During the assessment, this is your opportunity to tell the ENH Therapist all the information you can about the horses so that a detailed report can be produced and an individual Ration Plan can be formulated specifically for the condition your horse has presented with.
Disclaimer
1. All products offered for sale by Equidiet (UK) Ltd are natural feeds, forages and non GMO oils and are NOT veterinary medicines. All products are only to be used as nutritional feedstuffs and therefore Equidiet (UK) Ltd shall not be held liable for any damage caused to any animal by any product being used to treat a medical/veterinary condition even if recommended by a veterinary surgeon.
2. We are happy to provide nutritional advice for your horse but you should always consult your veterinary surgeon if you have concerns about your animal’s health. If you have particular technical questions, our Senior Nutritionist will be more than happy to consult with your veterinary surgeon.
