Rehabilitation

Brazos Valley Equine Rehabilitation provides care to help keep horses in athletic shape longer, create an increase in usable life span, and recover from injury better and faster to avoid reinjury through the following resources.

Services

  • Cold Water Spa – Reduces swelling and pain while promoting reduced inflammation
  • Solarium – stimulates blood circulation for quicker injury recovery
  • Aqua Pacer – conditioning and fitness without added concussion or trauma
  • Equivibe Plate – improves circulation to ad in healing time
  • Horse Gym USA – building strength while improving endurance
  • P3 Machine – speeding repair of tendons and ligaments while increasing blood flow
  • Smart RLT Laser – repair ligament and tendon lesions while reducing scar tissue
Brazos Valley Stallion Station

Facilities

Stallion Station

21351 N. US Hwy 377
Stephenville, TX 76401
Phone: (254) 485-8280 (Stallion Station)
Phone: (254) 485-8071 (Equine Rehab)
Fax: (866) 264-2942
brazosvalleystallionstation@gmail.com
brazosvalleyequinerehab@gmail.com

Rehabilitation

Rest & Recovery: Use of Conditioning & Layup Facilities

Recovery from strenuous exercise is a vital aspect of any training program, whether it is a barrel horse or a football player. This article by our very own Dr. Beau Whitaker, DVM, CERP will focus exclusively on the use of conditioning and layup facilities.  Athletes Recovery from strenuous exercise is a vital aspect of any training program, whether it [+] Read More

Respiratory Issues: How to Best Control Inflammation in the Lungs

The equine lungs and chest are designed to bring oxygen into the bloodstream and to release heat and carbon dioxide. This article by our very own Dr. Ben Buchanan, DVM, DACVIM, DACVECC will focus exclusively on how being tuned in to your horse’s respiratory health can help you know when the lungs are not functioning at their peak. [+] Read More

Current Regenerative Trends in Equine Sports Medicine

In this article by our very own Dr. John Janicek, DVM, MS, DACVS, will focus exclusively on rapidly evolving treatment options and less invasive solutions, such as regenerative therapies. Injuries & Athletes  Musculoskeletal injuries are common in elite and weekend equine athletes. Tendonopathies of the superficial or deep digital flexor tendon (bowed tendons), suspensory ligament or inferior check [+] Read More

Maintenance Exams: Stop Problems Before They Start

Regular maintenance exams with your veterinarian can help pinpoint subtle issues and keep your team on track. This article by our very own Dr. Ricky Osterloh will focus exclusively on how maintenance can stop problems before they start.  High Performance Today’s equine athlete is asked to perform at a high level and asked to do this consistently.  [+] Read More