One of the biggest obstacles I have encountered as an equine massage therapist is getting my clients to do the follow up exercises that their horses need in order to keep them on the right track between massage sessions. Let’s … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Looking at your horse’s hooves can tell you a lot about what might be going on in the body. Important factors influencing how your horse’s hooves grow include diet, exercise, environment, health, and your farrier. However, many overlook a very … Continue reading →
This horse has been an ongoing long-term project for me and I thought he would make an excellent equine massage case study. He is a true testament to the idea of treating the “whole” horse and what can be accomplished … Continue reading →
Several weeks ago I noticed that my 3-1/2 year old Arabian mare was moving very stiffly and appeared to be very sore. At first glance it looked like her feet were sore or perhaps she had a stone bruise. I … Continue reading →
