22/01/2026
📌 How I Work – Scope, Ethics, and Horse Welfare
I want to be clear about how I operate so owners can make informed decisions.
Horse welfare is non-negotiable.
Every horse is treated as an individual, with respect for their physical limits, history, and current workload.
🔹 Scope of Practice
• I provide equine bodywork, rehabilitation support, and functional assessment
• I do not diagnose, replace veterinary care, or override veterinary instructions
• I work alongside veterinarians where required and regularly accept vet referrals
• All work is done with owner consent and transparency
🔹 Decision-Making
• Treatment plans are based on:
• Observation and functional assessment
• Known pathology or veterinary findings (when available)
• Training load, saddle/hoof balance, and management factors
• If something is outside my scope, I say so and refer on
🔹 Ethics & Integrity
• I will decline work if I believe it is unsafe, inappropriate, or not in the horse’s best interest
• I do not promise miracles, shortcuts, or instant fixes
• Rehabilitation is a process, not a single session
🔹 Communication
• Owners are encouraged to ask questions and be involved
• Concerns should always be raised directly, not anonymously or second-hand
• Constructive feedback is welcome; vague or anonymous accusations are not helpful to horses or professionals
🔹 Track Record
• I am grateful for the many owners, trainers, and veterinarians who trust me with their horses
• References and examples of my work are available on request
If you are unsure whether my approach is right for you or your horse, I’m happy to discuss that before any booking is made. The same refers to the payments.
Thank you to those who value professionalism, accountability, and evidence-based care.
— Karolina, KAD Concept