When it comes to using essential oils for horses (or any animal), the quality of the oils used is critical. Poor quality oils can cause great harm to animals. This is one of the reasons that they get such a … Continue reading →
This is the second part of 2-part series on rib cage mobilizing exercises for the horse. As mentioned in the previous article, horses can develop the habit over time of holding their ribs to one side, making them “one-sided”. This … Continue reading →
One of the top questions I get asked as an equine bodyworker is what types of things can caretakers do from a natural standpoint in supporting joints and cartilage in the horse – particularly for the working or geriatric horse. … Continue reading →
It's finally ready. The training/members only website you've been waiting for! Every current Vibrant Thymes team member will get his or her own personal access login, and all new members from this day forward! Have you been thinking about using … Continue reading →
Do you have a horse that always favors one lead over the other? Is your horse harder to bend or turn in a particular direction? Or perhaps your saddle is always slipping off to one side? If so, your horse … Continue reading →
