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Heart Equine

Franktown, Colorado

847.271.7724

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Rachel's News & Views

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 2011
Heart Equine has relocated the practice to Franktown, CO

This is an exciting move for the practice. Dr. Heart will continue to fly back to service her Illinois clients on a monthly basis. For more information, please contact us today!

DR. HEART, FEATURED SPEAKER:
AVCA ANNUAL CONFERENCE: November 12 – 14, 2010

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Animal Chiropractic and Chinese Veterinary Medicine for Horses: Getting to the "Heart" of the Matter

Finding the true matter of a problem to treat the equine athlete and their many ailments is the life’s work of Dr. Rachel Heart Bellini, whose specialty reaches far beyond the normal services of a large animal veterinarian... Full Story

Bridging the Gap Between Eastern and Western Medicine

At Heart Equine our goal is true healing for our patients. Our treatment protocol masterfully combines the practices and principles of both Eastern and Western Medicine. The synergistic effect of the two approaches is overwhelmingly successful in the treatment of horses. An understanding of the strengths of each form of medicine will show that it is the balance of both that will restore health over time... Full Story

Protecting Your Equine Investment - How to Recognize Compensation Before it Becomes Lameness

It happens all the time, your perfectly normal horse suddenly becomes an unsound horse or a resistant horse and nobody seems to know what happened. Sometimes your veterinarian can't even find the problem. Sometimes even the most advanced diagnostic techniques are not providing an answer as to why your horse is unsound or resistant. A lot of times the horse may show a good clinical response to certain therapies or rest but return to normal work and problems return as well... Full Story

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