Dr. Carolin Schröder, equine veterinarian focused on preventive health, examining a young horse outdoors.

Evidence-Based Preventive Health Management for Horses

Veterinarian-guided education to help horse owners reduce
preventable health risks and support long-term equine welfare.

Current Challenges in Equine Health

Colic remains a leading cause of veterinary emergencies and mortality.

Gastric ulcers are widespread, and many behavioural and digestive concerns are influenced by daily management.

 

The volume of available information can make it difficult to determine what truly matters and how to apply recommendations effectively to an individual horse and management setting.

A Structured Approach

As a veterinarian, I developed a framework to help horse owners implement preventive equine health management in practice.

It clarifies priorities, explains the principles behind effective prevention and management, and supports practical decision-making tailored to the individual horse and stable environment.

This framework is delivered through focused online programmes with ongoing professional guidance.

Digestive Health & Colic Risk Reduction Programme

An online programme that translates evidence-based principles into clear, practical action.
It helps horse owners reduce preventable digestive health risks while promoting long-term health and wellbeing.

• Identify and address the digestive health risk factors most relevant to your horse

• Understand how feeding, management, and routine influence colic and gastric ulcer risk

• Implement structured, evidence-based strategies adapted to your horse and stable environment

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