Course curriculum

    1. Equine Emergency First Aid - Course Manual

    2. Equine Emergency First Aid Part 1

    3. Equine Emergency First Aid Part 2

About this course

  • $45.00
  • 3 lessons
  • 1 hour of video content

About this course:

All custodians of horses share a common dread which is facing a medical emergency. Whether you are the owner, trainer, or groom, the responsibility for the horse's welfare weighs heavily. Being prepared for such emergencies and knowing the appropriate actions can be the determining factor between life and death for the horse. In our training, we will give you sound advice for medical emergencies and show you how to accurately take vital signs and administer first aid in various situations.

It is essential for all horse owners to learn how to take vital signs correctly. Regularly monitoring these signs provides an overall impression of the horse's state of health and enables you to detect any deviations early on. By staying vigilant, you can identify potential problems at their onset and take prompt action, safeguarding your horse's well-being.

Anyone providing a professional service such as a Therapist, Riding Instructor, Hydrotherapy Centre, Livery Yard Owner, Equestrian Centre staff etc should take this course to show their clients they are well prepared for all eventualities.





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Meet Your Instructor

Equine Massage Academy Angela Hall

Angela Hall, FISAP, MIRVAP(MT) is the founder of Equine Massage Academy, and author of the book Is My Horse In Pain?. A highly qualified professional with a wealth of international equine therapy and lecturing experience, her love for horses drives her therapy practice and her teaching. Angela draws on her extensive experience in the equine industry across the UK, Europe, Singapore, Hong Kong, China, and the UAE to bring a diverse perspective to EMA. She is constantly exploring ways to improve the human and horse partnership. At the heart of all the EMA courses is improving equine welfare, wellbeing and performance.