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Her clinic – central Europe's first, founded in 2014 -- now
offering a range of therapies from infrared saunas and water
massage to hoof recovery and laser therapy.
"I fulfilled my dream as I see this work with horses has
meaning.... I see the animal feels better after and it also
makes the people around the horse better -- the rider or the
owner of the horse are happy when we improve (the horse's)
performance," she says.
Liskova, 40, started as a dentist for horses in her post-riding
days. After seeing similar horse rehabilitation centres in the
United States, Britain, Denmark and Germany, she wanted to bring
the same experience to her less-well off country.
The most popular therapy at the clinic, which is 110 km (68
miles) east of Prague, is water box training, simulating walking
in a river, Liskova said.
As for the teeth, Liskova is still sought after, performing the
scarcely available treatment.
(Reporting by Jiri Skacel for Reuters TV Editing by Jeremy
Gaunt)
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