Central Alberta Equine Rehab & Wellness Centre

08/25/2025

08/08/2025

Not just boarding – a place for you and your horse to thrive.

From small, stress-free groups to exclusive therapies like infrared solarium, water treadmill, PEMF & massage… we give your horse the care others can’t.

Spaces are limited – book a tour today.

07/30/2025

Structure, not Shortcuts.

You want performance? Start with the foundation.

Because peak performance doesn’t come from quick fixes, bandaid treatments, or masking pain.
It comes from getting to the root of the problem — and building back, step by step.

At Central Alberta Equine Rehab and Wellness Centre, we believe in structure, not shortcuts:

✅ Functional conditioning
✅ Proper stretching and mobility work
✅ Consistent, balanced farrier care
✅ Nutrition that supports the body, and fuels repair
✅ And always… listening to the horse

No gimmicks. No guessing. Just real, science-based care that supports the whole horse — from the inside out.

Because when the body is aligned, conditioned, and supported, the result isn’t just soundness…
It’s confidence, longevity, and functional performance.

07/28/2025

Recovery is a team sport—with no room for ego.

Vet, farrier, therapist, coach, trainer, and owner —we all play a part.

When we put the horse at the center, progress becomes possible.
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🤝 Collaboration > competition
🧠 Humility = healing
🐎 Horse-first, always.

07/01/2025

Join us July 8th with Countryside Veterinary Hospital for a Gastroscope Clinic.

Research estimates more than 50% of ridden and performance horse's suffer from equine gastric ulcer syndrome (EGUS) and it can show clinically in your horse in many different ways including:

- Performance decline or “off” attitude during work

- Poor appetite, weight loss, or difficulty keeping a healthy weight

- Behavioral changes such as teeth grinding, head tossing, being "cinchy/girthy", spooking under saddle and even a depressed demeanor.

They can be caused by many factors including:

- High-intensity training/exercise

- High grain/low forage diet or inadequate access to forage

- Stall confinement, travel, illness or other common stressors

- NSAID use/overuse

If you suspect your horse may suffer from ulcers, book in for a gastroscope and discuss options for your horse with the veterinary professionals from Countryside Veterinary Hospital

Central Alberta Equine Rehab & Wellness Centre offers ulcer recovery programs to help with daily prescribed medication administration and treatment to get your horse back on track.

08/19/2024

01/01/2024

Stay tuned.
BIG CHANGES coming in 2024.