2003 July - Dallas Dressage Club

Transitions, July 2003 Volume 4, Issue 7
(Continued from page 7)
niques.
These treatment techniques are also used for people, as discussed
in Dressage Fitness –Part 1—The Rider article (April issue
of DDC Transitions). Plus these techniques are also very effective
in treating animals with acute injuries and chronic conditions.
Magnetic treatment---to decrease symptoms and increase healing---Bell
boots to decrease foot soreness, hock wrap for nonsymptomatic
bone spur, blanket for general body treatment
Herbal supplements---from a Naturopathic doctor who treats
horses
The “secret ingredient” in this wellness plan for Whositz was
information from a different “energetic inter-net source”----an
animal communicator. She provided intuitive insight, comments,
suggestions, requests from Whositz about his physical condition---
to help guide the successful treatment process.
Whositz is very fond of his friends Dr. Paul Bruton, DVM and
Sarah Kitchen from Animal Healthcare Clinic in Southlake,TX.----
the main folks (plus me) performing his alternative medical treatment.
He continues to appreciate their regular monthly maintenance
program treatments.
Horses are not self-sufficient. They require attention and
care. An old cowboy once said to me “ Horses---they’re either
getting’ better or they’re getting’ worse.” At age 20 Whositz is
happy, working regularly, and physically comfortable in his dressage
efforts.
Owners
Bob & Cheryl Walker
Prosper, Texas
972-346-2601
469-855-3329 cell
Instruction
Jennifer Welsh-Wise
Sachse, Texas
972-429-4426
Full Care Boarding
For the Discriminating Horse Owner
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