Frequently asked questions

Rehabbing takes time, expensive equipment and a holistic approach. Not only do we want to help rehabilitate the injury, but we also want to address the rest of the body that spent time compensating for the injury. Your horse should be feeling good in their body before they are asked to go back to work and carry a rider. We are able to give the time and attention required to oversee every detail of the rehab process, ensuring that we give them the best possible start back to work.

Why is your program better than me rehabbing my own horse?

Yes! We are happy to coordinate care with your current vet for any procedures or re-checks as needed.



Can I use my own vet?

Your horse’s rehab program will be created, overseen and performed by a Certified Equine Rehab Practioner as well as directed by your veterinarian.



Who is overseeing my horse's rehab?

You will need to complete an intake and consent form along with emailing your horse’s current Coggins and vaccinations records. Ideally, your horse will be recently shod before they are send to rehab.




What do I need to do before I send my horse to your program?

Many factors will go in to determining length of stay. We will make that decision along with you and your vet, and it will depend on the severity of the injury, length of time off, and desired fitness level.





How long should my horse stay at rehab?

We will provide a formal update once per week, but… since we work with such a small group of clients you are much more likely to get pictures and updates more often! We will treat them like they are our own!






How often can I expect updates?

*Any diagnosing or prescribing of Therapy or Rehabilitation must be by a Veterinarian. Unbridled Equine Rehab & Performance Solutions, LLC will advise clients as to the best of their knowledge but will not and cannot in any way diagnose injury or illness. Unbridled Equine Rehab & Performance Solutions, LLC requires a Veterinarian to sign off on any animals coming to the facility for post injury conditioning. Our on-call Veterinarian can assess any horses needing approval for treatments.