​Common integrative therapies for horses include:

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• Acupuncture – Using fine needles at specific points to stimulate healing, relieve pain, and improve circulation.

• Chiropractic Care – Adjustments to the spine and joints to improve mobility and nervous system function.

• Herbal Medicine – Using plant-based remedies to support digestion, immune function, and recovery.

• Massage Therapy – Enhancing circulation, reducing muscle tension, and improving flexibility.

• Homeopathy – Using highly diluted substances to stimulate the body’s natural healing response.

• Nutritional Therapy – Customizing diet and supplements to optimize health and performance.

• Laser Therapy – Using low-level lasers to promote tissue repair and reduce inflammation.

• Magnetic Therapy – Applying magnetic fields to improve circulation and aid healing.

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Many horse owners and veterinarians use integrative medicine alongside traditional treatments for injury recovery, chronic conditions, and performance enhancement. Always consult a qualified equine veterinarian before starting any new therapies.