This guide investigates the efficacy and safety of various alternative therapies for horses. It aims to provide horse owners with a critical and evidence-based perspective on treatments ranging from acupuncture and chiropractic to herbal remedies and homeopathy, distinguishing between scientifically supported practices and those lacking empirical validation.

This book is likely to be regarded as a valuable resource for horse owners seeking to make informed decisions about alternative therapies. The author's approach, focusing on evidence-based assessment, suggests a text that prioritizes scientific rigor over anecdotal claims. It aims to empower owners by providing the tools to critically evaluate different treatment options, thereby promoting responsible animal care.