CDW Equicare: Where treatment, expertise, and passion come together

At CDW Equicare, it's all about horses that are allowed to move, recover, and perform better. With manual therapy, Centropix Kloud support, and well-considered supplement advice, I support your horse's body, always in close collaboration with you.
You know your horse inside and out, I bring the right techniques and insights, and together we build sustainable progress, more balance, and tangible results. Every session is done with peace, attention, and genuine involvement, so that your horse feels better in everything it does.

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How does a consultation proceed?

Anamnesis-Intake & Interview

Each treatment starts with an extensive interview to get a good picture of the horse and possible complaints. The following aspects are discussed:
✅ Current complaints and performance reduction.
✅ Medical history and previous treatments.
✅ Training intensity, working conditions and management.
✅ Diet and housing.

If, based on this information, there is a suspicion of a more serious condition, the horse will first be referred to a veterinarian.

Static Inspection - Posture & Body Analysis

The horse is observed at rest to gain insight into:
🔹 Posture and weight distribution.
🔹 Muscle development and any asymmetries.
🔹 Swelling, warmth or other external characteristics that may indicate problems.

Dynamic Evaluation - Motion Analysis

The horse is judged in movement at walk and trot, both in a straight line and on a circle. In some cases, an assessment under saddle may be necessary.
Attention is paid to:
🔸 Gait pattern and movement quality.
🔸 Overcompensation or limited range of motion.
🔸 Any irregularities or asymmetries.

If obvious lameness is found that has not previously been assessed by a veterinarian, the horse will not be treated and will be referred first.

Palpation & Functional examination

By means of thorough palpation, various structures of the horse are examined:
✔ Muscle tension, trigger points and adhesions.
✔ Sensitive or painful areas.
✔ Heat differences or swelling.
✔ Mobility and flexibility of joints and tissues

Therapeutic Intervention - Treatment Techniques

Based on the findings from the research, an appropriate treatment strategy is applied. Because every horse is unique, a combination of techniques is usually applied. This way, every treatment is tailor-made for the needs of the horse.

Evaluation - Advice - Guidance

After the treatment the owner receives a personal advice plan, tailored to the findings and needs of the horse. This can consist of:
✅ Targeted exercises and rehabilitation advice.
✅ Stretching routines and warm-up/cool-down recommendations.
✅ Any adjustments in training, nutrition or management.
✅ A treatment plan for any follow-up sessions.

The aim is not only to treat the horse, but also to provide the owner with tools to support the horse's recovery process and performance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many treatments does my horse need?

The amount of treatments depends on the situation. What kind of problem does the horse have, how long has the horse been struggling with these discomforts? What actions have already been taken?

How long does a treatment take?

A manual treatment takes approximately 60 minutes.

Treatments using only Centropix Kloud last 45 minutes.

The first treatment may take a little longer because an extensive anamnesis is performed.

Should my horse rest after treatment?

It is advisable not to ride the horse for 3-5 days after treatment.

Walking by hand, in the horse walker, in the pasture/paddock or some jogging on the lunge is recommended.

Can any horse be treated?

In principle, any horse can be treated. Young horses, sport horses and older horses can all benefit from treatment.

Some treatments are not performed on pregnant mares.

In certain situations the horse will only be treated in consultation with a veterinarian.