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Lowton Equine Rehabilitation Specialist rehab livery based in Devon. Indiba, Laser, Chiropractic, Bodywork A highly dedicated team headed by Carole McClelland McTimoney Chiropractor.

Each horse is treated as an individual and a programme of both treatment and appropriate controlled exercise is put in place to ensure the horse has the best opportunity to recover. We are happy and able to work alongside your own vets or we have an in house practice.

08/08/2025
Can I ask all of you that follow me on here to pop over and give my chiro page a follow if you don’t already. This is th...
04/08/2025

Can I ask all of you that follow me on here to pop over and give my chiro page a follow if you don’t already. This is the best way to know where I’ll be and what I’m up to
Carole McClelland Equine & Canine McTimoney Chiropractor

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Our time at rathkenny stud - formerly Lowton Stud has come to an end. I want to thank Gordon and Amie for their support ...
31/07/2025

Our time at rathkenny stud - formerly Lowton Stud has come to an end.

I want to thank Gordon and Amie for their support during that time but the reality is running a yard just doesn’t pay what it should for the amount of hours and stress.

Having spent 24 hours a day 7 days a week for the last 5.5 years ‘on call’ my time has come to prioritise myself and take a step back.

For a long time now the costs of keeping horses in this environment have been rising and the return on the hours worked has been non existent.
I have always prided myself on doing things right and unfortunately that is very labour intensive, especially where the treadmill is concerned. My business model required every session to be operated by a qualified physio or equivalent and that is expensive.

Not only that but I have made sacrifices on behalf of my own horses in pursuit of the business which is sad because they were the reason for doing it for in the first place.

The rest of the yard has expanded over the last few years with all credit to Gordon and Amie, but with this has become much busier and less ideal for rehab. I am looking forward to having the horses in a small quiet private yard again.

It is perfectly amicable between us all and I look forward to supporting Gordon with any injuries his racehorses might pick up over the coming seasons.

On a personal note I have had a lot going on in my private life which many of you may know about. This has run alongside the business and frankly it’s a wonder I’m still standing because of it. As that also seems to be reaching a close it seems like natural progression for me to take some time and prioritise myself. I’m truly exhausted.

I will still have a small number of stables available at my new base not far away but these are currently full. Put your name down to go on the waitlist as things can change at any minute.

I may also soon have a local yard available to take any intensive Indiba rehabs under my instruction, where I can pop down and treat during the week but this is something we’ve not had time to get around to finalising details just yet. Details to follow!

I will however be back focusing on treating out in the field and my work with elite sports horses which is ever expanding. I will have the availability to take on new clients subject to location.
Plus there are a few other little projects that are in the pipeline.

I want to thank each and every one of you that have supported me, trusted me with your precious horses and given me your loyalty. I can feel great pride in knowing that there are a lot of owners out there getting more time with their horses because of our work.

I also want to thank all the girls that have been part of our journey here, especially Kelsey and jazz who have been with me since the very beginning and Chloe who has worked so hard and will be an asset to any yard.

For appointments please email [email protected] and speak to Emma. I will be working as usual and will endeavour to catch up with you all soon.

Carole

30/06/2025

Several people have asked me recently what the difference is between Hofmag and Indiba. I’ve also been made aware that there are some very skeptical claims being made comparing the two, so, here is a summary;

⌨️ Indiba is a brand name for radio frequency treatment - this brand operates specifically at 448KHz, which has over 40 years of trials to show optimal stimulation/healing.

🧲 Hofmag is a brand name for pulsed electromagnetic field therapy (PEMFT) - most Equine/Canine therapists will have a PEMFT device and include it in your regular treatment sessions.

⌨️ Indiba works on a closed circuit - a base-plate attached to the patient and an active electrode which is moved over the target area - the current travels through the body to the base-plate, giving you full pe*******on.

🧲 Hofmag uses a copper coil and an electrical current to introduce magnetic waves into the body - the depth of field varies depending on intensity, but generally it would only be effective to approximately 10-20cm depth.

⌨️ Indiba has a wide range of applications; collagen production, pain modulation, muscle relaxation, osteoblast stimulation, stem cell proliferation…. It can be used to treat everything from damaged soft tissue and bone, through to working as pain relief for arthritis, laminitis and both localised and systemic issues.

🧲 Hofmag is a very useful tool for inflammation reduction, mild pain relief, osteoblast stimulation and muscle relaxation. However, it needs to be used multiple times a day, on a daily basis for acute conditions to see a measurable effect.

🎓Qualifications - Indiba will only sell to qualified professionals (physio’s, osteo’s, chiro’s etc) whereas PEMFT is available to all. Be VERY cautious when utilising one of these machines as a stand-alone treatment, that the operator is a fully trained and Qualified - DO NOT BE AFRAID TO ASK FOR PROOF!

Off to horsepital looking like he could be going to hoys instead. So different from the horse that arrived here. Good lu...
29/06/2025

Off to horsepital looking like he could be going to hoys instead. So different from the horse that arrived here. Good luck Rocky we are all cheering for you.

Don’t look if you’re squeamish 🤭6 weeks between the first and last picture
23/06/2025

Don’t look if you’re squeamish 🤭

6 weeks between the first and last picture

22/05/2025

Isn’t this weather glorious! ☀️ 😎

©️Emily Cole Illustrations

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