KESMARC Kentucky Equine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Center
Veterinary - Versailles, Kentucky, United States
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KESMARC Kentucky Equine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Center Details
Our number one goal: Your horse's success.KESMARC is a pioneer in equine rehabilitation and a world leader in equine hyperbaric medicine. All of our equipment, from the cold-water spa to the indoor jogging surface, has been built specifically for KESMARC. Combined with our 25 years of experience, we build successful, individualized programs for horses...Sidelined with an injuryIn athletic recoveryConditioning before return to training or competitionNeeding prehabilitation to prevent injuryIn post-surgical careKirsten Johnson, Owner, Operator, and Founder of KESMARC, launched her business in Texas nearly 30 years ago. She realized that the usual recovery methods of stall rest, hand walking, and turnout were not the only solutions for high-end equine athletes. This realization evolved into KESMARC Kentucky, a full-service equine and rehabilitation facility that applies the proven, successful techniques in human medicine to the horse.KESMARC has the most complete set of protocols in equine hyperbarics with over 30,000 treatments completed. Our clients have gone on to win the Kentucky Derby, Breeder's Cup, Olympic Gold medals, and dozens of graded stakes.We are currently introducing a new line of all-natural products to help horses with respiratory issues. These products have shown fantastic results with KESMARC's team of veterinarians, and we are now working towards making them available to the equine consumer. Our full capabilities and services are described on our website, www.kesmarc.com. Or, drop us a line at 859.873.9955, and we will start building a custom program for your equine athlete.
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