DO NOT SEND YOUR HORSE HERE FOR RHABILITATION.
I have a 8 month old colt that had a desomotomy done to correct his clubbed foot. I sent him to high brass for rehabilitation thinking that this was the best place for him to go (I would have happily done it myself, but I had to return to vet school and was unable to take him with me due to distance limitations) He was there for approximately 2.5 months and then was returned to me once his rehab was completed. Upon returning, my once very sweet and well mannered colt, was EXTREMELY head shy, biting, kicking, rearing, and very scared of people (in particular men). He also would begin trembling when asked to enter his stall. In addition he had deep cuts in his pole, as well as new white scars on his legs that were not here previously.
In addition to the above, all the money I spent having him there for rehabilitation was a complete waste. They did not follow the instructions given to them by the surgeon due to poor weather, and as a consequence, his clubbed foot healed back to exactly where it was prior to the surgery. Thousands upon thousands of dollars down the drain and my colt will forever have a clubbed foot.
I can not stress this enough, DO NOT send your horse here, even with the fancy water treadmill as incentive, it is not worth it. read more