The Complete Equine Rehabilitation Toolkit — Parts 1 & 2 + Templates

Everything you need to understand, structure and support the rehabilitation journey.

The Complete Equine Rehabilitation Toolkit combines both volumes of the Equine Rehabilitation series with our practical rehabilitation templates and resources.

Created from real-world experience at Equine Hydrotherapy Center, this is the most comprehensive package in the collection — taking you from the principles of rehabilitation and preventative care through progressive strengthening, conditioning and return to work, while providing practical tools to help structure and track the process.

The Complete Toolkit includes:

Part 1: Equine Rehabilitation Techniques and Preventative Care
The foundation of the series, covering rehabilitation techniques, recovery principles and preventative care.

Part 2: Strength Beyond Healing
Continue beyond initial recovery into progressive loading, strengthening, advanced hydrotherapy, biomechanics, conditioning, injury prevention and long-term resilience.

Equine Rehab Daily Planner
A practical resource for structuring and recording daily rehabilitation activities and progress.

Equine Water Treadmill Template
Plan and document water treadmill sessions and maintain consistent records throughout a rehabilitation or conditioning program.

Equine Rehabilitation Timeline: From Injury to Return to Riding
A printable visual reference showing the rehabilitation journey from acute injury and inflammation control through tissue healing and loading, range of motion, land-based exercise and gradual return to ridden work.

Vet/Farrier Communication Guide
A practical resource to help organize information and improve communication between the professionals involved in your horse's care.

Two complete digital guides + four practical rehabilitation resources in one package.

The books are provided through secure online access, while the practical resources are downloadable and printable for use in your yard, stable or rehabilitation environment.

Educational resources only. Rehabilitation programs should be developed in conjunction with your veterinarian and appropriate equine professionals.