Equine Touch is a gentle healing modality to which horses respond very well. Performance horses are constantly subjected to stress and prone to injury. I have been impressed with the Equine Touch™ method as a way to keep horses healthy and comfortable. In addition to its effect on the muscles and tendons, it also appears to support the immune system. I feel it is beneficial for all horses and especially for those in competition or recovering from illness or injury.

Madalyn Ward, DVM
Austin, Texas

Any muscle that is not working for the horse is working against the horse, actively!

Jack Meagher
Masseur of the United States Equestrian Olympic Team

The Equine Touch practitioners as well as the vets can use this type of specific movements on the horse's body for releasing hypertonic and traumatic muscles in the equine athletes before competition and for unspecific reconvalescency after or during races or events. Interesting is the Equine Touch monotherapy of some diseases such as inflammation of the lymphatic veins, sprains, combustions, some neurological and musculo-skeletal problems. It reaches many interesting and encouraging results, however the most important indication is the support of classic allopathic therapy with this type of treatment. Together with homeopathy and acupuncture The Equine Touch is an important member of the alternative medicine in the horse.

Dr. Zdenek Zert
Head of Surgery at the University of Veterinarian Studies
Czech Republic