Clear, owner-friendly advice on the questions Grace hears most. The kind of thing that helps you spot a problem early and keep your horse moving well between visits.
The signs to watch for, the common causes including kissing spines and a cold back, and how a vet and physiotherapist work together.
The signs worth an assessment, and how to tell a real problem from normal training soreness.
A visit is €75. What that includes, and when a horse genuinely needs more than one session.
The simple rule for when your horse feels off, and how physiotherapy works alongside your vet.
Equine physio is loosely regulated here. The three questions to ask before anyone touches your horse.
From the first conversation to the written report, what a session actually involves.
When repeat visits are genuinely needed, and when one is enough. No upselling.
How physiotherapy differs from a chiropractor or bodyworker, and what the science actually supports.
Owner-friendly exercises that build suppleness and a stronger topline, done safely between visits.
How paced, vet-led rehabilitation rebuilds strength after time off without risking a setback.
If something here sounds like your horse, the next step is simple. Request a visit and Grace will take it from there.