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Equine Anatomy and Physiology As Applied to Equine Massage and Alternative Therapies |
This is only an introduction to basic equine anatomy and physiology as it applies to equine massage and alternative equine therapies. The complete subject of anatomy and physiology is too broad to be covered on this web site. This section will be discussing the basics of equine anatomy and physiology to help you become familiar with what is going on inside your horse's body. Understanding the basics of your horse's anatomy will help you to understand how equine massage and alternative therapies affect your horse. These topics include: |
If you wish to learn more, there are lots of good books about equine anatomy and physiology that you may want to refer to that go more in depth. If you would like to, you may choose from the books listed below, or use the search function to find exactly what you are looking for. |
I have also drawn some Equine Anatomy Charts (Equine Muscle Charts and an Equine Skeletal Chart) for you to learn what a horse's internal structure looks like. |
Related Pages in Equine Anatomy Equine Anatomy -Muscular System -Skeletal System -Nervous System -Other Body Systems Anatomy Charts -SF Muscle Chart -Skeletal Chart |
Information presented is for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace professional opinions or recommendations. Consult your veterinarian for advice about any medical condition or treatment needed for your horse |
Click on Horse to go to Anatomy Charts |