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EQUINE REHABILITATION & HYDROTHERAPY TERMS & CONDITIONS

CONSENT FORM |  REFERRALS  | DISCLAIMER  

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR TREADMILL SESSIONS Equine Water Treadmill, Livery & Fitness Rehabilitation Before using any of the facilities or treatments at Yorkshire EC, it is essential that you understand our terms and conditions. By booking any services, you agree to adhere to all rules and regulations established by Yorkshire EC concerning the facilities or services. Failure to comply with these rules may result in termination of the booking, and clients may be asked to leave the premises. If you are not the owner of the horse(s) receiving treatment, by making a booking, you confirm that you are authorised by the owner(s) to accept these Terms & Conditions on their behalf. Bookings & Payment:
 All treatments, therapy sessions, and courses require full payment at the time of booking. Without cleared payment your booking is provisional and if someone else books and pays for it, you will lose the slot.   In Patient Livery Stays require all livery fees to be payable on booking as a deposit and the remaining therapy charges to be paid on day of arrival. Any charges incurred during the stay must be settled in full before the horse departs. We accept payment by Cash, BACS or Credit/Debit card. Prices are all subject to vat.  Cancellation Policy and Refunds: Cancellation or changes to single session appointments must be requested at least 48 hours before the scheduled time to avoid being charged the full price. Missed appointments will also be charged in full.
 In Patient Livery cancellation or changes must be requested at least 5 days before the scheduled dates. If less than 5 days notice you will lose your deposit. Refunds for unused treatments within the use by period may be considered in exceptional circumstances at the discretion of Yorkshire EC management. If sessions have been block-booked and paid in advance or a  package has been set up there will be no refunds for unused treatments within the use by period. If you do not arrive for your appointment without proper notice we will deduct this treatment from the block.
 Yorkshire EC reserve the right on certain occasions due to unforeseen circumstances to cancel sessions at short notice. In these cases, it may be necessary to re-schedule or rearrange a session. This will always be done having provided as much notice as is possible and practicable. In cases of unforeseen circumstances, transfer of sessions, refunds or partial refunds will be considered at discretion and therefore there can be no guarantee that any refund will be provided.
 Expiry and Use by Dates of Purchases:
 Blocks of treatments, and packages have a expiry date of six months from the date of purchase.
 Single treatment purchases and gift vouchers have a expiry date of six months from the date of purchase.
 Expiry dates may be extended or purchases transferred in exceptional circumstances at the discretion of Yorkshire EC management.

Duration of Sessions
The therapy / treatment session may be for an agreed length of time and will last a predetermined number of minutes.
 If you are late for the session additional time can be given at the end only at the sole discretion of YEC. This should not be expected as an entitlement and only if convenient to YEC. 
 Risks and Outcomes: Treatments and therapies can have benefits as well as risks, which can be discussed with Yorkshire EC staff. 
It's essential to understand that individual outcomes may vary, and there are no guarantees regarding the effectiveness or what will be achieved from any treatment. To fully experience the benefits, we recommend regular participation in sessions. If you have any concerns about your horse's current medical condition or any allergies, we strongly advise consulting your veterinarian before proceeding with any treatment. It's crucial to note that while our treatments aim to support your horse's well-being, they are not intended as cures for any diseases or conditions. This distinction is neither implied nor should it be inferred.
 Furthermore, it's important to recognise that our treatments complement but do not replace veterinary care or advice. The Veterinary Surgery Act of 1966 (amended 1996) stipulates that only qualified veterinary surgeons can diagnose ailments and provide advice on such diagnoses. Therefore, we encourage you to seek veterinary guidance for any health concerns your horse may have.
 Health & Safety on Site:
 All individuals entering the treatment areas do so at their own risk and must dress appropriately, including wearing personal protective equipment such as sturdy non-slip footwear. Anyone not wearing personal protective clothing does so at their own risk. Any horse deemed by staff as a risk to the health and safety of personnel will have their treatment postponed and may be asked to leave until it can be carried out safely. Full payment of the session will still be applicable. Horses presenting with abnormal signs of possible illness, such as a raised temperature or abnormal nasal discharge, will not be permitted to receive treatments unless authorised by a vet. In Patient Stay will be required to complete a health declaration form within 24hr before arrival. Copies of passports and evidence of up-to-date vaccinations are required upon booking, and passports will be checked on arrival. Refunds will not be given in the event that you do not provide proof of vaccination compliance at the time of the session. All horses must be clean and free of mud on attending the water treadmill. Hooves, legs/hooves/belly must be washed, and horses must arrive with their tails appropriately bandaged with the tail not hanging below the dock. Legs and hooves will be re-washed on-site.
 No horses with cuts or abrasions on the legs will be permitted for treatment on the water treadmill and no refunds for sessions missed due to these conditions will be made except for exceptional circumstances and at the proprietors discretion. Horses legs and hooves will be sprayed with equine specific disinfectant before and after the session. 
 All horses must be safe and polite to handle to use the facility. 

All horses must wear a bridle / chifney for their first hydrotherapy session to ensure health and safety for horse and handler.

Horses must allow their feet to be picked out safely and have their legs washed and sprayed. They have to be safe for a handler to wrap their tail in a bandage or tail guard. 

Owners will be expected to handle their own horses for prep if they are deemed not sensible for staff to handle. 

Horses on treadmill livery will only be accepted if we can safely undertake these preparations. 

There can be no reimbursement or credit for the treadmill session/livery stays if horses are not safe to handle. If their behaviour can be handled, but extra time or persons are required to take extra precautions then extra charges may be incurred. 
 If your horse is usually unsure in new surroundings and experiences it may be beneficial for them to receive some sedation during the first few treatments, please feel free to ask for more information or speak to your vet. In the event that a horse requires sedation prior to any treatment, the owner must take responsibility and contact their vet to arrange and inform us at the time of booking.
 We use bridles for hydrotherapy treatment, please feel free to bring and use your own. If your horse is not respecting the bridle, for health and safety reasons a chifney bridle may have be used where appropriate(please note all staff are trained to use a chifney). 
Staff are authorised to terminate/end any treatment should the horse be deemed as a health and safety risk. If your horse develops an infectious or contagious condition during the course of treatment at Yorkshire EC, please notify us immediately. 
Kindly inform us of any behavioural problems or vices your horse may have prior to treatment. 
Ensure that your horse is properly shod, and that nail heads are no longer prominent. Shoes with road nails or studs are not allowed on the treadmill. Any damage caused to equipment due to broken or loose shoes or shoe fixings will incur charges accordingly. It is vital that we do not allow loose shoes for a treadmill session, incase the shoe comes off during the session, it could potentially cause injury to the horse or damage to the treadmill. 
 Privacy Policy At Yorkshire EC, safeguarding the privacy and security of our clients' and potential clients' personal information is paramount.  Information provided to us for booking or inquiry purposes is utilised solely for completing bookings, statistical analysis, addressing customer service queries, and marketing initiatives. Rest assured, all data collected is stored securely and never shared, sold, or viewed by third parties. Our premises are monitored by CCTV solely for safety and security purposes, ensuring the protection of your information. We share your details with our credit/debit card provider solely for booking and security deposit purposes. While our website may contain links to other sites for additional information and services, their privacy policies are independent of ours. We encourage you to review their practices before disclosing any personal or sensitive information.
 Disclaimer You will be required to sign the disclaimer and consent form below before the commencement of any livery, treatments, service, or use of facilities. It is your responsibility to ensure that this disclaimer is thoroughly read and understood before signing and prior to commencing any treatment, service, or use of facilities. If you are not the owner of the horse to be treated, by making a booking you confirm that you are authorised by the owner(s) to accept these Terms & Conditions on their behalf. Neither Yorkshire Equestrian Centre (YEC) nor any persons acting on behalf of the establishment accept any liability for any loss, damage, accident, injury, or illness to any clients, horses, owners, pets, visitors, or any other persons, or property whatsoever. Nor will we be held responsible for the insurance of horses, for loss, or loss of equipment pertaining to horses. All horses having treatments/livery at Yorkshire Equestrian Centre do so at their owner’s risk. Should you have any queries or problems during your visit, or wish to report any suspicious events or accidents, no matter how trivial, please contact a member of the Yorkshire Equestrian Centre staff, and we will be pleased to help. The Yorkshire Equestrian Centre Management reserves the right to amend these Terms & Conditions without prior notice, and by booking with us, you are deemed to have consented to all of the above conditions.

EQUINE REHABILITATION & HYDROTHERAPY CONSENT FORM

Please complete this form before your horses' first visit. You maybe required to resubmit this form for subsequent treatments if the conditions have changed or for those not undertaking reqular treatments

Are you completing this form for an...
Horse's Sex
Referral Source: Was your horse referred to us by a veterinarian, physiotherapist, or other healthcare professional? If yes, please provide details of the referring individual or clinic.
Has your horse used a Water Treadmill before?
Does your horse have any ongoing medical issues or treatments?
Does your horse have regular routine check ups with a dentist, bodywork specialist and saddle fitter?
Is your horse known to display behaviour such as rearing, kicking out or fear of water?
Horse's current work level

General Declaration

1. Prior Permission:  I agree to comply with all rules and regulations set forth by the YEC during my visit.
 

2. Health Precautions: I confirm that my horse is free from infection and disease prior to using any facilities or treatments at the YEC. I agree to disclose any health issues or injuries to the YEC staff before treatment.
 

3. Insurance Coverage: I acknowledge that I am responsible for ensuring that my horse is adequately insured for third-party liability and veterinary fees. I agree to provide a copy of my insurance upon request by the YEC.
 

4. Safety Protocols: I agree to dress appropriately and wear personal protective equipment, including sturdy non-slip footwear, while on the premises of the YEC. I understand that failure to comply with safety protocols may result in termination of my booking. I confirm that my horse is well handled, and has no vices such as kicking. I understand if my horse cannot be safely handled due to behaviour, the session may be terminated and not reimbursed. 
 

5.Cancellation Policy: I understand and agree to the cancellation policy of the YEC. Any changes or cancellations must be made in accordance with the policy to avoid charges.
 

6. Privacy Policy: I acknowledge that my personal information provided to the YEC will be used for booking purposes, statistical analysis, and customer service queries. I understand that my information will be stored securely and will not be shared with third parties. I understand that YEC may use any photos or videos taken for their training, social media and website. I understand that I need to inform YEC beforehand if I wish for my horse or myself to remain anonymous on names. I understand that CCTV is in operation at YEC. 
 

7. Disclaimer & Waiver: I understand that treatments and therapies at the YEC carry inherent risks, and I voluntarily assume these risks for myself and my horse. I agree to sign a disclaimer and waiver before commencing any treatment or facility usage.
 

8. Termination of Services: I acknowledge that the YEC reserves the right to terminate any service or treatment session in the event of breach of terms or outstanding payments.

By signing below, I confirm that I have read, understood, and agree to abide by the terms and conditions outlined above.
 

Thanks for completing the consent form, we look forward to seeing you. 

EQUINE HYDROTHERAPY IN-PATIENT HEALTH DECLARATION FORM

For Biosecurity purposes, please complete this form and send to Yorkshire EC 24 hrs prior to your horse's overnight or treadmill livery stay. 

Online In-Patient Health Declaration Form

Please confirm that your horse is covered by a Public Liabilty/Third Party Policy
I confirm each of the following statements:
I confirm that my horse is currently showing NONE of the following clinical signs:
Please agree to the following statement: "Should the horse take ill on site, I understand Yorkshire EC can not cater as a treatment facility and stabling is not available for such, and my horse will need to return home/vets for treatment."
Please agree to the following statement: "The horse named above will have its temperature taken prior to travel and will not travel should the temperature reading be more than 38.3C."
Please confirm the following statements:The horse has completed the primary course (1st and 2nd vaccine) for Equine Flu and the last booster was:

Thanks for submitting the Health Declaration, we look forward to welcoming you and your horse at Yorkshire EC

EQUINE HYDROTHERAPY  LIVERY CONTRACT

YORKSHIRE EQUESTRIAN CENTRE
Laith Staid Lane, Huddleston, South Milford, Leeds, North Yorkshire, LS25 6JX  
Telephone: 07748115588 
Email: office@yorkshireec.co.uk
CONTRACT FOR THE SUPPLY OF LIVERY AND REHABILITATION SERVICES

BETWEEN:

Yorkshire Equestrian Centre (YEC) 

Laith Staid Lane, Huddleston, South Milford, Leeds, North Yorkshire, LS25 6JX ("The Centre")

AND:

("The Owner")

(Please note the Owner is the owner of the horse or the person to whom the horse has been loaned and wishes to engage the Centre to carry out the Services in respect of the horse in accordance with this Agreement. Any change of personal details must be provided in writing within seven (7) working days.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
1. THE DUTIES OF THE CENTRE
1.1 The Centre shall act professionally, ensuring the welfare of the horse with the skill and care expected of a competent livery yard.
1.2 The Centre shall provide the Owner access to the horse during Business Hours (9am – 6pm) and at other times as mutually agreed.
1.3 The Centre reserves the right to implement necessary measures for the health and safety of all persons and horses, including vaccination and worming policies.
1.4 The Centre reserves the right to allocate resources, including stables, fields, hay, bedding, feeds, and rehabilitation facilities as it deems appropriate. Horses are allocated a bale of bedding per week from their start up bed, owners may request extra at cost. Hay is supplied on recommended 2% of their bodyweight basis, owners may request more at cost. 
1.5 Intense care and monitoring for emergency medical conditions such as colic, and respiratory illness cannot be catered for on-site, and admittance to a local vet clinic would be undertaken. All attempts to contact the Owner in an emergency will be made, but if the Owner is unreachable, the Centre is authorised to make immediate stabilisation decisions.
2. THE DUTIES OF THE OWNER
2.1 The Owner shall provide all information relating to the horse as set out in Schedule 1 before entering the Centre and inform the Centre of any changes as soon as practicable.
2.2 All horses must have an up-to-date Passport with necessary vaccinations and a minimum of third-party liability insurance. Such confirmation of cover must be provided on request.
2.3 The Owner agrees that the Centre may summon a veterinary surgeon or farrier and authorise necessary treatments if urgent, making reasonable attempts to contact the Owner first. In emergencies, the Centre has permission to call a vet who may need to administer euthanasia. The Owner will cover all related costs. If the horse is insured for vets fees, the owner should provide the policy number to the Centre on arrival.
2.4 The Owner shall inform the Centre if the horse will be absent from the premises, including departure and return times.
2.5 The Owner is responsible for safeguarding the Centre's property and reimbursing for any damages caused by themselves or their horse.
2.6 The Centre is not responsible for loss or damage to the horse, tack, or equipment, except where due to negligence. The Owner is responsible for insuring their tack and equipment.
2.7 The Owner shall comply with all health and safety notices, instructions, and rules provided by the Centre.
3. BOOKINGS & PAYMENT
3.1 All treatments, therapy sessions, and courses require full payment at the time of booking. Where the booking includes an Inpatient livery stay, the Livery Fees are required as a deposit upon booking, with the therapy sessions balance due on arrival. Any additional charges during the stay must be settled before departure. Should the horse be required to stay longer than originally booked, and the centre can accommodate a longer stay, extra charges over the standard fees may apply.
3.2 Payments can be made by Cash, BACS, or Credit/Debit card. Prices are subject to VAT.
4. CANCELLATION POLICY
4.1 Cancellations or changes to walk-in appointments must be requested at least 48 hours in advance to avoid charges.
4.2 Inpatient livery cancellations must be requested at least 3 days in advance. Failure to do so will result in the loss of the Livery Fee deposit.
4.3 The Centre reserves the right to cancel sessions due to unforeseen circumstances, with efforts to reschedule. Refunds or transfers will be considered at the Centre's discretion.
5. HEALTH & SAFETY
5.1 All individuals must dress appropriately, including wearing non-slip footwear, and comply with health and safety regulations.
5.2 Horses with signs of illness, such as a raised temperature or abnormal nasal discharge, will not be permitted for treatment unless authorised by a vet.
5.3 Horses must be clean and free of mud before attending the water treadmill. Hooves, legs, and bellies must be washed, and tails appropriately bandaged.
5.4 Horses with cuts or abrasions on the legs will not be permitted for treatment. The Centre uses equine-specific disinfectants before and after sessions.
5.5 All horses must wear a bridle/chifney for their first hydrotherapy session. If sedation is required, the Owner must arrange it with their vet.
6. RISKS AND OUTCOMES
6.1 Treatments can have benefits and risks, and individual outcomes may vary. Regular participation is recommended for best results.
6.2 Consult a vet before proceeding with treatments if there are concerns about the horse's medical condition or allergies. Treatments are not cures and do not replace veterinary care.
7. PRIVACY POLICY
7.1 Information provided for bookings is used solely for completing bookings, statistical analysis, customer service, and marketing. Data is stored securely and not shared with third parties.
7.2 The premises are monitored by CCTV for safety and security.
8. DISCLAIMER
8.1 A disclaimer and consent form must be signed before commencing any livery, treatment, service, or use of facilities. By booking, you confirm that you are authorised by the horse's owner to accept these Terms & Conditions.
8.2 Neither YEC nor its representatives accept liability for any loss, damage, accident, injury, or illness to any clients, horses, owners, visitors, or property. All horses are at their owner's risk.

Thanks for submitting your livery contract, we look forward to welcoming you and your horse at Yorkshire EC

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