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Equine Massage Therapy

The massage therapy I offer includes a combination of soft tissue manipulation, acupressure techniques, energy work, and myofascial release. Massage can help with any of the following:

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  • Enhanced muscle tone, flexibility, strength and power.

  • Immediate relief to the superficial muscles, tendons and ligaments.

  • Improved working ability, performance and stamina.

  • Injury prevention

  • Improved posture, circulation, and coat condition

  • Pain relief

  • Improved range of movement and flexibility

  • Stress relief

  • Re-balance hormones

  • Create positive associations with handling for the touch-shy horse

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Equine massage therapy is beneficial to any age or discipline, whether your horse is competing, is a happy hacker, or is retired and simply needs a relaxing pamper session.

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You are likely to see more benefit through a course of treatments so it often works well to book a block of treatments. 

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To work within my duty of care to both yourself and your horse veterinary permission is required. This is working in accordance with the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966. 

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If I believe that the horse is in need of veterinary examination or examination from another equine professional, I will not proceed with the treatment and will ask you to seek further advice from the relevant professional. 

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I am a local business and strive to keep my mileage low. I typically travel within a 10 mile radius of the EX11 postal code, East Devon, UK.

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I can make appointments further afield on special arrangement, or will point you in the direction of a therapist in your area.

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Terms and Conditions

 

  • All prices are non refundable

  • Block treatments/sessions to be paid up front.

  • 24 hours notice is required for any cancellations.

  • Please note that it is compulsory for the equine's owner or a representative to be present at all times during the treatment.

  • To work within my duty of care to both yourself and your horse veterinary permission is required. On booking, I will ask for the details of your vet, and I will speak to them personally to gain veterinary permission.

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