Courses

The theoretical part of the course can be studied conveniently on your PC at home. The compact, practical training is offered during in a two weeklong practical module in our seminar houses in Biarra, Queensland, Australia.

Every student will be taught individually on both horses and dogs during technique labs. The attainable goal is diagnosing and treating structural and functional problems confidently.

Join us in Biarra, Queensland, for the practical modules of this ground-breaking opportunity. Instead of travelling overseas to obtain international animal chiropractic certification, we have the curriculum to fast-track new opportunities and your professional careers right here.

Please read our editorial in The Australian Veterinarian Magazine Summer issue 2022: http://theaustralianveterinarian.com/magazine/rra21379-australian-veterinarian-magazine-summer-22-issue-18-digital/

The theoretical part of the course can be studied conveniently on your PC at home. The compact, practical training is offered in a two weeklong practical module in our seminar houses in Biarra, Queensland, Australia.

Every student will be taught individually on both horses and dogs during technique labs. The attainable goal is diagnosing and treating structural and functional problems confidently.

Join us in Biarra, Queensland, in March 2024 for the practical modules of this ground-breaking opportunity. Instead of travelling overseas to obtain international animal chiropractic certification, we have the curriculum to fast-track new opportunities and your professional careers right here.

Please read our editorial in The Australian Veterinarian Magazine Summer issue 2022: http://theaustralianveterinarian.com/magazine/rra21379-australian-veterinarian-magazine-summer-22-issue-18-digital/

We strongly encourage you to bring your own horse to learn no. However, you can pair up with a friend and have two people work on one horse together.

This course will be limited to a max of 12 people so please reply, ASAP when they are advertised if you want to ensure your spot at the course.

To enroll in this course please book your spot through the Events Program at the bottom of the Home Page.

It is not necessary to bring your own horse, you can pair up with a friend and have two people work on one horse together. However, we do strongly encourage you to bring your own horse to learn on.

This course will be limited to a max of 12 people so please reply, ASAP when they are advertised if you want to ensure your spot at the course.

To enrol in this course please book your spot through the Events Program at the bottom of the Home Page.

It is not necessary to bring your own horse, you can pair up with a friend and have two people work on one horse together. However, we do strongly encourage you to bring your own horse to learn on.

This course will be limited to a max of 12 people so please reply, ASAP when they are advertised if you want to ensure your spot at the course.

To enrol in this course please book your spot through the Events Program at the bottom of the Home Page.

It is not necessary to bring your own horse, you can pair up with a friend and have two people work on one horse together. However, we do strongly encourage you to bring your own horse to learn on.

This course will be limited to a max of 12 people so please reply, ASAP when they are advertised if you want to ensure your spot at the course.

To enrol in this course please book your spot through the Events Program at the bottom of the Home Page.

It is not necessary to bring your own horse, you can pair up with a friend and have two people work on one horse together. However, we do strongly encourage you to bring your own horse to learn on.

This course will be limited to a max of 12 people so please reply, ASAP when they are advertised if you want to ensure your spot at the course.

To enrol in this course please book your spot through the Events Program at the bottom of the Home Page.

It is not necessary to bring your own horse, you can pair up with a friend and have two people work on one horse together. However, we do strongly encourage you to bring your own horse to learn on.

This course will be limited to a max of 12 people so please reply, ASAP when they are advertised if you want to ensure your spot at the course.

To enroll in this course please book your spot through the Events Program at the bottom of the Home Page.

It is not necessary to bring your own horse, you can pair up with a friend and have two people work on one horse together. However, we do strongly encourage you to bring your own horse to learn on.

This course will be limited to a max of 12 people so please reply, ASAP when they are advertised if you want to ensure your spot at the course.

To enrol in this course please book your spot through the Events Program at the bottom of the Home Page.

It is not necessary to bring your own horse, you can pair up with a friend and have two people work on one horse together. However, we do strongly encourage you to bring your own horse to learn on.

This course will be limited to a max of 12 people so please reply, ASAP when they are advertised if you want to ensure your spot at the course.

To enrol in this course please book your spot through the Events Program at the bottom of the Home Page.

It is not necessary to bring your own horse, you can pair up with a friend and have two people work on one horse together. However, we do strongly encourage you to bring your own horse to learn on.

This course will be limited to a max of 12 people so please reply, ASAP when they are advertised if you want to ensure your spot at the course.

To enrol in this course please book your spot through the Events Program at the bottom of the Home Page.

This course Day 10 is opened to any horse owner, vet or hoof trimmer/farrier who has attended the appropriate number of proceeding numbered day courses, that wants to further their knowledge in hoof care. These trimming courses are designed to further your hoof care knowledge.

The course will cover half a day of theory and half a day of trimming. We will cover anatomy in the hoof and a little upper body, as well as the importance of the hoof balance and hoof upper body connection. There will also be a component about tool handling and trimming theory.

To enrol in this course please book your spot through the Events Program at the bottom of the Home Page.

This course Day 10 is opened to any horse owner, vet or hoof trimmer/farrier who has attended the appropriate number of proceeding numbered day courses, that wants to further their knowledge in hoof care. These trimming courses are designed to further your hoof care knowledge.
The course will cover half a day of theory and half a day of trimming. We will cover anatomy in the hoof and a little upper body, as well as the importance of the hoof balance and hoof upper body connection. There will also be a component about tool handling and trimming theory.

To enrol in this course please book your spot through the Events Program at the bottom of the Home Page.

This course Day 12 is opened to any horse owner, vet or hoof trimmer/farrier who has attended the appropriate number of proceeding numbered day courses, that wants to further their knowledge in hoof care. These trimming courses are designed to further your hoof care knowledge.
The course will cover half a day of theory and half a day of trimming. We will cover anatomy in the hoof and a little upper body, as well as the importance of the hoof balance and hoof upper body connection. There will also be a component about tool handling and trimming theory.

To enrol in this course please book your spot through the Events Program at the bottom of the Home Page.

This course Day 13 is opened to any horse owner, vet or hoof trimmer/farrier who has attended the appropriate number of proceeding numbered day courses, that wants to further their knowledge in hoof care. These trimming courses are designed to further your hoof care knowledge.
The course will cover half a day of theory and half a day of trimming. We will cover anatomy in the hoof and a little upper body, as well as the importance of the hoof balance and hoof upper body connection. There will also be a component about tool handling and trimming theory.

To enrol in this course please book your spot through the Events Program at the bottom of the Home Page.

This course Day 14 is opened to any horse owner, vet or hoof trimmer/farrier who has attended the appropriate number of proceeding numbered day courses, that wants to further their knowledge in hoof care. This trimming course is designed to further your biomechanical knowledge through biomechanical medicine.

As this is the last course offered in these basic trimming clinics, we will answer some of the most through provoking challenges the horses are faced with every day. And how the horse has evolved over years of evolution to develop the single digit bone called the distal phalanx or commonly known as the pedal bone so it can cope with the speed, stress and loading forces placed upon it when completing its daily task and withstanding the constant forces of gravity.

To enrol in this course please book your spot through the Events Program at the bottom of the Home Page.