Calling every horse owner, rider or equine enthusiast in Britain!

[equinesurvey2007]

Calling every horse owner, rider or equine enthusiast in Britain – come and share your knowledge of veterinary care and therapy at <font color="blue"> www.equinesurvey.co.uk </font> by answering nine questions, completely anonymously for two minutes! As part of my third year degree in equine science I am carrying out a research on 'the public perception of the use of equine therapies in relation to the law'. For my data collection, I have designed a short on-line questionnaire (only nine questions and about two minutes long) investigating what sort of complementary therapies people use for their horses and people's knowledge of the law regarding complementary therapies. Your equine experience, no matter how small, is important to us, so please visit <font color="blue"> www.equinesurvey.co.uk </font>. Once you have completed the questionnaire you can email results@equinesurvey.co.uk to request the results of the research, a link to which will be emailed to you when the project is completed. Thank you very much for reading my message and I look forward to receiving your answers very soon.

Owain Jones,

Survey administrator.

PS For those of you who have been offended by multiple posts and a single post in the 'wrong' forum, you will be pleased to hear this is my last one! Thanks to all the kind people who filled it in, your information is very valuable.

 

[pagancluf]

We have just covered this at Uni and despite having an osteo and a physio out they have never once mentioned being seen by a vet first. BUT both top class in their field.

 

[Shilasdair]

I still think you ought to speak to your tutor first as you need their permission to use the College name.
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