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Equine Osteopathy
The lay public is probably less familiar with the concept of osteopathy than the concept of chiropractics. Let it be stated that both acknowledge the pathological effect of vertebral lesions (subluxations) upon the functioning of the nervous system. Osteopathy, however, may practice a different type of manipulation. It concerns itself with the whole structure -- that is to say, vertebrae, but also all other joints, muscles, ligaments, and fascia. Osteopathy holds that if the structure is blocked in one of its components, health will be jeopardized, since the flux of energy which pervades the organism will be impaired. It is a "manual" medicine, where the healer (physician, veterinarian) is "listening" to his/her patient. Hence the title of this book, "What the Horses Have Told Me." Enthusiastic, curious, and brilliant, Dr. Giniaux is a researcher who passionately tries to understand, not only with his brain but also with his heart and senses, the exhilarating phenomenon called "life."
What the Horses Have Told Me
The lay public is probably less familiar with the concept of osteopathy than with this of chiropractics. Let it be stated that both acknowledge the pathological effect of vertebral lesions (subluxations)upon the functioning of the nervous system. Osteopathy however may practice a different type of manipulations, and concerns itself with the whole structure, that is to say vertebrae, but also all other joints, muscles, ligaments and fascia. Osteopathy holds that if the structure is blocked in whichever of its componenets, health will be jeopardized, since the flux of energy which pervades organism will be impaired. It is a "manual" medicine, where the healer (physician, veterinarian) is "listening" to his/her patient. Hence the title of this book "What the horses have told me."
Healing Hands
This book is about equine acupressure: the art of alleviating your horse's physical, and even mental problems by applying a pressure with your thumb or index finger on specific points of acupuncture. Without interfering with your veterinarian, whose intervention remains necessary in most cases, you will in this way be able to check the course of a colic, help your mare in foaling, help your horse overcome heat stroke, a crisis of emphysema, a hemorrhage, a bout of "tying up," and more. Just as human first aid does not compete with, but rather complements medical care by saving precious time before the intervention of the physician, equine acupressure first aid can spare your horse the worst ...
Complementary Medicine for Veterinary Technicians and Nurses
Complementary Medicine for Veterinary Technicians and Nurses Complementary Medicine for Veterinary Technicians and Nurse Complementary Medicine for Veterinary Technicians and Nurses is a resource on holistic veterinary care written specifically for the veterinary technician. Organized by treatment modality, the book offers practical information designed to help readers develop an understanding of each modality, assist with procedures associated with holistic medicine, and knowledgeably discuss treatment options with clients. Outlining the respective roles of technicians and veterinarians throughout, Complementary Medicine for Veterinary Technicians and Nurses provides thorough coverage of in...
Natural Methods for Equine Health and Performance
Natural Methods for Equine Health and Performance, Second Edition, presents an overview of a natural approach to horse care and management for the 21st century. It provides sensible and readable advice on natural horsemanship, contrasting natural and domestic habitats. A range of holistic methods of treatment are covered, including acupuncture, massage, herbalism, homeopathy, and schooling exercises used by the Classical School. Mary Bromiley has an excellent reputation for achieving results using natural methods for muscle re-education. This book will be useful to anyone who owns or routinely works with horses.
Ostéopathie équine
Le Dr Dominique Giniaux (1944-2004) a marqué l’histoire de la médecine vétérinaire en y introduisant une nouvelle discipline, l’ostéopathie. Reçue avec méfiance, cette pratique finit par remporter l’adhésion de ses confrères à mesure qu’augmentait sa clientèle internationale, composée de célèbres entraîneurs de chevaux de course et d’illustres cavaliers. Dès 1986, le Dr Giniaux consigna ses découvertes dans des ouvrages devenus introuvables. Sa grande faculté de vulgarisation et ses conseils pratiques d’acupressing permettent à tous de découvrir des gestes simples et efficaces. Augmentés de nombreux documents et témoignages inédits, ses recherches et études en acupuncture et en ostéopathie équine composent la matière du présent volume. L’ouvrage est préfacé par Bartabas.
Les Chevaux m'ont dit
On le savait depuis longtemps, Dominique Giniaux n'est pas un vétérinaire tout à fait classique. Il a une manière bien à lui de soigner les chevaux. Jamais de seringues, jamais de médicaments. Juste quelques aiguilles pour l'acupuncture, et ses mains pour les manipulations ! Mais comment diable fait-il ? Le langage grâce auquel Giniaux et les chevaux qu'il soigne communiquent n'a rien à voir avec le ciel ni avec le diable. C'est l'ostéopathie, une médecine qui implique une écoute du corps du malade ; un corps qui parle - quand on sait l'entendre - et même souvent " cri des évidences parfaitement palpables ". Cette " médecine douce ", cette médecine différente, a fait ses preu...
Stretch Exercises for Horses
A highly illustrated guide to the most effective and beneficial stretches for horses. Stretching is a necessary part of any athlete’s exercise and maintenance routine. Long recognized to promote flexibility and prevent injury in humans, stretching can bring the same benefits to horses when made part of their daily care. This illustrated handbook makes it easy for riders and owners to include simple exercises that improve performance and increase longevity in their usual training schedule. Optimal equine performance requires strength, flexibility, coordination, and resilience. The practice of stretching makes it possible to develop and maintain all these elements in harmony. It also provide...
