09/01/2026
💪🐴 REHAB ISN’T JUST REST.
At Foxhall Equine Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation, rehabilitation is about much more than simply giving a horse time off. It’s about creating a thoughtful, individualized plan designed around the needs of each horse.
Every horse, injury, and recovery is different—which is why our veterinarians can incorporate a variety of therapies and controlled exercise options into a rehabilitation program.
🌊 AquaTread — Controlled, low-impact exercise using the resistance and buoyancy of water to support conditioning, strength, and mobility.
🐴 Dry Treadmill — Provides consistent, controlled exercise that can be gradually adjusted as a horse progresses through rehabilitation.
✨ Laser Therapy — May be incorporated to support tissue healing, circulation, and management of inflammation and discomfort.
⚡ Shockwave Therapy — A veterinarian-directed treatment used for certain orthopedic and soft-tissue conditions to support the healing process.
💫 PEMF / MagnaWave — May be used as part of a comprehensive program to support circulation, muscle relaxation, and recovery.
🧂 Salt Therapy — An additional wellness modality that may be incorporated into an individualized care program.
👐 Acupuncture & Chiropractic Care — Can help address mobility, muscle tension, comfort, and overall function when clinically appropriate.
But the most important part isn't any single piece of equipment.
It's choosing the right combination, at the right time, for the right horse. 💙
From the initial veterinary evaluation through controlled exercise, therapeutic modalities, progress assessments, and the gradual return to work, the goal is to help each horse move forward safely and confidently.
Whether your horse is recovering from an injury, returning from surgery, rebuilding strength after time off, or needs a structured conditioning program, the Foxhall team is here to help develop a plan tailored to your equine athlete.
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Foxhall Equine Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation
Individualized care. Thoughtful rehabilitation. Equine athletes first.