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An holistic training method to enable you to help your horses in their recovery from chronic ailments and behaviour problems.

Disappointed with treatments that have failed to relieve your horse from a chronic condition such as hay fever, sweet itch or cribbing?

Fed up with a chronic problem that won't go away?

Are you missing out on competition or leisure riding because of a recurring problem?

Find out more about Equine Breathing by clicking the link headings below to follow your interests, or the pages listed on the left hand index.  

Equine breathing is relaxing for horse and handler

 

 

 

 click here for an overview

 

Does your horse have a chronic condition that is anything from mildly niggling to seriously distressing? 

How to help your horse in their recovery through your own efforts

 

Equine Breathing Demo

 

A human brain showing a 40% reduction in oxygen after only one minute of over breathing.

Is your horse getting enough oxygen?

See Peter Litchfield's comprehensive article in

How it may work

Many chronic conditions such as wind sucking ;

- are very distressing for horse and owner, 

- require long term management

- make the horse less safe to ride and handle.

 

Equine Breathing enables you to help your horse

Equine Breathing is a new technique.

Click here to find out

How it Began 

and how this horse helped to create it

 

The original Equine Breather kicking his heels at age 29 

Competition riders!

How Equine Breathing can help you to gain advantages in fitness, stamina, concentration, injury recovery, relaxation, stress reduction and better movement

Are you sceptical that breathing alone can change your horse's health?

The ideas behind Equine Breathing arise from accepted physiological principles. If you want to know How it may work, click here for an introduction to the 'science' bit.

 

 

open mouthed rider

Do you get tense, tired or breathless when you ride or handle horses?

 

Find out 

how your breathing affects your horse

 

and what to do about it

Horse Breather 

For Articles  click here

breathing difficulties, hay fever, head shaking, cough, separation anxiety, riding techniques, lethargy, competition benefits and more... 

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Endurance riders

 

How Equine Breathing could help  to 

- increase stamina

- increase fitness

- get heart rate down

- reduce dehydration

- reduce pre ride nerves and stress

Breathers

UK Patent No GB 2402597B

For busy people who find Equine Breathing is helpful, Breathers are a flexible and efficient way of delivering Equine Breathing. 

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Marinello, back on top form

"Equine Breathing saved the lives of two of my horses" - Wendy Grant

"I genuinely believe that the Equine Breather healed my pony, when medication was unable to help" -  Wendi Noy

read Marinello's  and other stories  

(COPD, head shaking, hay fever, cough, separation anxiety lameness, sweet itch, etc)

feedback from users

If you want to use Equine Breathing to help your horse a range of options is available to you. 

Check out our  products,  from free guidelines to the flexible, effective  Equine Breather with instructional DVD, or personal tuition courses.

'Using the Equine Breather' - DVD

 

 

Equine Breathing Events

Natural Horse Gathering,

Buteyko International Conference,

and other event news

 

Equine Breather trials  

Reports of trials of Equine Breathing carried out by owners

chart showing symptoms reducing and disappearing

 

 

Thank you to Professor Konstantin Buteyko and Monty Roberts for inspiring the Equine Breathing approach

This website was created for educational purposes to help individual horse owners to help their horses. 

As your horse's carer you have to decide what is right for your horse and should seek advice from a vet if you have any concerns. The contents of this website are not a substitute for veterinary advice, diagnosis or treatment and we cannot accept any liability or responsibility for the use, or non use of the content.

The content of this site is copyright protected but you are very welcome to use the content if you credit Equine Breathing and provide a pointer to this website.

 

 

 
The contents of this website are not a substitute for veterinary advice. If the reader has any concerns they should seek independent professional advice from a vet.