Equine Rehabilitation & Recovery

At RB Performance Horses, we offer individualized rehabilitation, layup, and recovery programs designed to help horses regain strength, mobility, and confidence following injury, surgery, or an extended period away from work.

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We understand that every horse's recovery is unique and requires patience, consistency, and attentive management. Our program focuses on providing a structured, supportive environment where horses can recover comfortably while progressively rebuilding their physical condition under the guidance of their attending veterinarian.

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Working closely with qualified equine veterinarians, farriers, and other equine healthcare professionals, we develop individualized management and conditioning programs tailored to each horse's specific needs, veterinary recommendations, and long-term goals.

Whether your horse requires structured layup care, controlled exercise, or a gradual return to training and competition, our goal is to provide professional, consistent care throughout every stage of the recovery process.

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Services Include:

• Post-injury and post-surgical layup management

• Veterinarian-directed rehabilitation and recovery programs

• Individualized stall rest and controlled turnout

• Hand walking and controlled exercise programs

• Progressive conditioning and muscle development

• Rehabilitation groundwork and under-saddle reconditioning when medically cleared

• Coordination of veterinary appointments, treatments, and farrier care

• Medication and supplement administration as prescribed

• Individualized nutritional management during recovery

• Daily monitoring and progress updates

• Gradual return-to-work and performance conditioning programs​

 

Our experience in professional training and young horse development allows us to bridge the gap between veterinary rehabilitation and a successful return to work, helping horses rebuild the strength, fitness, and confidence necessary for their next chapter.

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All rehabilitation programs are developed in accordance with veterinary recommendations, with medical diagnoses and treatment decisions remaining under the supervision of licensed veterinary professionals.