Investment
Case Study:
Joshua
Joshua had a shortened cranial stride in his left fore, tended to be a bit lazy behind and was resistant to stretching down when ridden. During the treatment he softened through his back, and he really stretched his head down when he was next ridden. After the second treatment Joshua seemed "happier and is working better, feeling freer" (owner's comment)
Single treatments
- Horse- £35
- Human- £35
- Horse and rider- £60
Block of 3 treatments*
- Horse- £100
- Human- £100
- Horse and rider- £170
*Block of 3 treatments to be booked in advance and paid for on the first treatment.
Travel is charged at 40p/mile from Causewayhead , Stirling, Scotland.
A group booking together can share travel costs.
All treatments must be paid for on the day by cash or cheque.
How many treatments?
The answer to this lies with the individual being treated. Generally three treatments, at weekly intervals, are enough to achieve effective and lasting results. If there are deeper-seated problems, more treatments may be indicated.
Ongoing Maintenance
To maintain optimum results, especially important for competition or elderly horses, monthly, three monthly or yearly top ups are advised. These help to keep the horse supple, relaxed and free from the more major injuries that can stem from minor problems. Prevention is the best form of protection.
Insurance Cover
Some insurance companies will cover the cost of complementary treatments under veterinary fees, when recommended by the animal's vet. This may not be the best option for everyone, due to future exclusions or loss of no claims. However, if you feel that this could be of benefit to you, please talk to your vet and insurance company for details.
Please note: the Bowen Technique is not a substitute for medical or veterinary advice or treatment.
If in doubt, please consult your doctor or veterinary surgeon.
