This service is geared toward equine businesses, clinics, institutions, boarding/training facilities, rescues, sanctuaries and non-profits. Dr. Low uses animal outcomes welfare assessments as well as reviews of records, standard operating procedures (SOPs) and facility design/layout to identify welfare problems and develop solutions. Services include the design of SOPs for the care and handling of domestic and feral horses that support a continuous improvement management model tailored to the specific needs of the client.

Using applied behavioral science and practical learning theory, Dr. Low evaluates and rehabilitates horses with aversions to routine healthcare and husbandry procedures. Dr. Low employs positive handling and training methods to increase compliance, tolerance and relaxation during healthcare and husbandry procedures for both horses and their owners/handlers. Aversions to needles, oral/eye medications, hoof/leg handling and trailer loading are just some of the problems Dr. Low can address.

Dr. Low presents on a variety of equine related topics such as positive horse handling for veterinary procedures, equine behavior, welfare assessments and science based management and training techniques. Dr. Low is an engaging, lively speaker with a variety of unique experience working with feral and domesticated horses. Dr. Low has presented at the annual Progressive Equine Behavior and Training Forum, Mid-Atlantic Animal Behavior Conference, Smithsonian National Zoo, Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine, and online for Humane Horse Handling.