Hartzell's Equine Therapy

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Hartzell Equine Therapy provides individualized conditioning and recovery programs using the AquaPacer, cold spa, EquiVibe plate, and solarium lights—helping horses move better, recover properly, and perform at their best.

08/29/2026

Me: “We’re just going to do a nice, relaxing therapy session today.”

The horse: Absolutely not. I have plans. 😂

Anyone who works with horses knows the therapy equipment isn’t always the hardest part…

Sometimes it’s convincing the horse that the thing we are asking them to do is, in fact, a perfectly reasonable request. 😂🐴

08/28/2026

Not every horse that comes through our doors is injured.

Some are athletes in full work.

Some are heading into show season.

Some have been hauling hard.

Some are getting older and need a little extra help staying comfortable.

And some are simply the horse whose owner said, “I just want to keep him feeling good.” ❤️

Therapy doesn’t have to start when something goes wrong.

Sometimes the goal is keeping a good horse feeling like a good horse. 🐴

08/13/2026

So… why put a horse on a treadmill full of water? 💦🐴

Because water changes the game.

The buoyancy of the water helps reduce the amount of weight the horse has to carry while still encouraging controlled movement. That makes the Aquapacer a great tool for rehabilitation, conditioning and helping horses build strength in a controlled environment.

Less impact doesn’t mean less work. 😉

Sometimes we just need to change how the horse works—not whether they work.

That’s where the Aquapacer comes in. 💪🏼

07/31/2026

❓FAQ Friday: “How do I know if my horse could benefit from therapy?”

Honestly… if your horse has a job, there’s a good chance they could.

Therapy isn’t just for horses coming back from an injury. We work with performance horses, trail horses, seniors, young horses just starting out, and everything in between.

Some signs your horse might benefit from therapy:
🐴 They’re a little stiff warming up.
🐴 They seem sore after work.
🐴 They’re short-striding or not moving quite like they used to.
🐴 They’re coming back from time off.
🐴 They’re in regular training or hauling every weekend.
🐴 Or maybe you just want to keep them feeling their best before little issues become big ones.

You don’t have to wait until something is wrong to start taking care of your horse. Sometimes the best therapy is the maintenance that helps keep them comfortable, strong, and doing the job they love.

Not sure if your horse is a good candidate? Reach out! We’d be happy to talk through your goals and help build a plan that’s right for you and your horse. 💙

🐴 Not every therapy stay is about recovering from an injury. Sometimes it’s about staying ahead of one.Savvy first came ...
07/25/2026

🐴 Not every therapy stay is about recovering from an injury. Sometimes it’s about staying ahead of one.

Savvy first came to us to get into shape before heading out on the road for barrel racing. After putting in a busy season and running hard, she’s already booked her next stay with us this fall!

That’s what we love to see.

Therapy isn’t only for horses coming back from an injury. It’s also a great way to maintain muscle, support joints, improve recovery after a long show season, and help performance horses stay feeling their best.

Just like human athletes, our equine athletes need maintenance, too. A little preventative care can go a long way toward keeping them happy, healthy, and ready for whatever comes next.

We’re looking forward to having you back, Savvy! 💙🐴

One of the biggest questions we get is, “What should I do after therapy?”The answer is simple… let the horse recover.Tha...
07/24/2026

One of the biggest questions we get is, “What should I do after therapy?”

The answer is simple… let the horse recover.

That doesn’t always mean standing in a stall. In fact, controlled movement is often one of the best things you can give them. Light turnout, hand walking, or following your veterinarian’s and therapy plan helps keep muscles loose and joints moving.

Don’t forget the basics, either. Fresh water, good hay, proper nutrition, and time to rest all play a huge role in how well a horse recovers. Therapy gives them the tools to heal, but what happens back at the barn is just as important.

Recovery is a team effort. We do our part while they’re here, and good management at home helps carry that progress forward.

Healthy horses aren’t made in one session—they’re built through consistency, patience, and a whole lot of good care. 💙

07/23/2026

💦 Why do we love the hydro treadmill?

Because sometimes the best workout doesn’t happen in the arena.

The water does a lot of the heavy lifting. It supports part of your horse’s weight, so there’s less pounding on sore joints, tired legs, and healing tissues. But don’t let that fool you—they’re still putting in the work.

Every step through the water takes more effort than walking on dry ground, so they’re building muscle, improving balance, and stretching their stride without all the extra concussion.

It’s kind of like Mother Nature’s weight room… with a whole lot less wear and tear.

Whether they’re coming back from an injury, getting fit for show season, or just need a little help feeling their best, the hydro treadmill lets them work smarter, not harder.

Strong horses aren’t built by pushing through pain—they’re built one good step at a time. 🐴💙

Address

6801 N Hill Rd
Covington, OH
45318

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+19374142512

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