Sports medicine is a core part of the practice. Daniel Equine works with show jumpers, dressage horses, western performance horses, and horses in active training from Wellington to Ocala and Southwest Ranches.
These cases often involve subtle limitations, not obvious injury. Portable digital radiography, ultrasound, and lameness analysis tools help define the problem, while surgical training helps separate what needs intervention from what needs a better management plan.
Treatment planning is individualized to the horse, the discipline, and the stage of work. Options may include shockwave, regenerative laser therapy, polyacrylamide gels, PRP, IRAP, Pro-Stride, stem cells, or functional electrical stimulation when those tools fit the case.
Just as important, the practice pays close attention to hoof balance, conditioning, rest cycles, spine health, and the management details that often influence long-term performance.
Sports medicine at Daniel Equine is not only about treating injuries. It is about understanding why a horse is underperforming and building a rational plan for what comes next.
