Robert Bowker

Today, thanks to these advances and understanding we can treat the helmets with non-invasive techniques with all the guarantees. The helmet is like a sensory box, recent studies and work in progress by Dr. Robert Bowker, a veterinary anatomist located at Michigan State University, has revealed fascinating data on the innervation in the foot of the horse.Different soft tissues at the base of the digital pad are abundantly equipped with sensory receptors, specialized nerve endings that transmit information to the CNS (central nervous system) through sensory nerves, but this is another topic that would for an article in itself. 5 Years ago I have relationship with horses and their helmets in Cavalls de Terraprim, previous to this time had some deal with them or very sporadically as the vast majority of people. It was knowing my wife that I began to see these animals as something normal in my life.

When to leave the city and the tie to convert me in a farmer, locate which could be my place in this new world and I began to look for, a workshop here another beyond, finally just do not see how I could feel integrated part. When a person has just landed on this horse and has not previously had an education or training thereon are thousands questions that attacked him and was one of the most important after a while, because a beautiful animal to a perfection of nature not only we got up but in addition we hammered a few irons in their limbsthat was how I started looking for all the possible information about helmets, Anatomy, diseases etc. I discovered that many people are towards the same question and also already existed worldwide associations which promulgated the possibility of caring about helmets for the work of our animals with emphasis on them, feeding and care holistic health.