Meet Fizz Marshall, H&H's latest blogger
The centre manager of the Equine Therapy Centre at Hartpury College, which specialises in the exercised-based rehabilitation of horses with musculo-skeletal injuries, has join our stable of online bloggers
Therapy
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Party kick starts therapy donkey's retirement in style
"Molly" - has provided popular therapeutic visits for children and elderly people in Manchester for several years - is retiring to the Donkey Sanctuary's headquarters in Devon
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The Queen loans out ponies to a riding therapy centre
A riding therapy centre in Salisbury has four Highland ponies, all former residents of The Queen's Balmoral estate
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Farewell to equine therapy expert Sue Norrington
Sue Norrington, former MD of HR Medics based in Newmarket died on 4 July
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Portable shockwave therapy made easier for vets
New technology means vets can use shockwave technology in the field
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Horses with cancer will receive improved treatment from new unit
The University of Cambridge has extended its cancer therapy unit to offer improved radiotherapy treatment for horses
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What's new: ZAMAR therapy system
Horse & Hound Online unveils an innovative hot and cold therapy system, which is designed to help prevent injuries as well as speeding up recovery times
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Light is key to top performance
Light therapy may hold the key to preventing competition horses from suffering a seasonal dip in their performance during the winter, claim researchers
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Understanding physiotherapy
Physiotherapists can use a wide range of techniques to treat problems and work closely with vets for the benefit of the horse
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Using homeopathy and aromatherapy
Expert advice from HORSE magazine on how to use alternative therapies on your horse
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Understanding aromatherapy
The ancient art of Aromatherapy can help treat a variety of common equine ailments
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Understanding light therapy
The use of an alternative treatment called light therapy to treat a range of equine conditions is gaining converts around the world
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Understanding essential oils
Essential oils can be used to treat many equine ailments
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Treating ailments with aromatherapy
Providing you follow some basic safety guidelines, there are some common ailments, which can be treated at home with essential oils
