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EPISODE · Apr 28, 2026 · 13 MIN

Holistic Help for Equine Tendon Injuries

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Tendon injuries affect many horses, listen to how a holistic approach can make a positive difference to recovery. Veterinary Research Find information on the stem cell research for horses at the Royal Veterinary College's website at https://www.rvc.ac.uk/ Get links on other holistic veterinary research at Taranet https://www.taranet.co.uk/Animal%20Care%20Events/Animal%20Health%20Research/ Discover more about how you can transform your animal's wellbeing with holistic approaches and com...

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