Injuries seen in different equine disciplines and the use of complementary therapies |
Introduction
This survey is part of a dissertation project and is aiming to look at the different injuries seen in horses competing in different disciplines and different levels. It is also aiming to look at the therapies used to treat injuries and as part of a routine to establish if there is any potential link or trends in therapies used and discipline.
Thank you for taking part in this survey. If you are interested in the results please email me on the below email address and I will send out my abstract once complete. The results should be beneficial for the equine industry in informing decisions with regards to discipline and therapy. Please answer the survey for one horse at a time.
DISCLAIMER: By completing this questionnaire you are giving your consent to participate in this study and you maintain your right to withdraw before submission. You are able to withdraw at any time by emailing lcurzon2832@student.myerscough.ac.uk. All responses submitted are anonymous.
Thank you for taking part in this survey. If you are interested in the results please email me on the below email address and I will send out my abstract once complete. The results should be beneficial for the equine industry in informing decisions with regards to discipline and therapy. Please answer the survey for one horse at a time.
DISCLAIMER: By completing this questionnaire you are giving your consent to participate in this study and you maintain your right to withdraw before submission. You are able to withdraw at any time by emailing lcurzon2832@student.myerscough.ac.uk. All responses submitted are anonymous.