Brittany massaging her horse, Gracie

Unlock your horse’s performance potential with massage therapy.

Give your horse the targeted care they need to reach their full potential. Focused massage therapy enhances performance, prevents injury, and promotes lasting health.

So your horse can confidently handle whatever comes next.

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  • Increase performance.

    Keep your athlete in top shape so they have what it takes to go the distance.
  • Maintain health.

    From work to trail rides, make sure they’re ready for whatever you throw at them.
  • Improve quality of life.

    Reduce the risk of injury, relieve soreness, and improve their immune system.
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Why equine massage therapy?

Equine massage therapy is a non-invasive way of caring for your animal. It can help with poor performance, movement restrictions, pain, lack of muscle tone, injury recovery and prevention, stress and more!

How do I know if my horse needs a massage?

It can be difficult sometimes to tell that something is wrong with your horse. (They’re tough like that!) Here are a few signs to be on the lookout for.

  • Bucking/ rearing

    Pain can change the behavior of your horse causing them to act out. This is a clear sign that something is bothering them.
  • Inability to square up

    Not squaring up can be a sign that your horse is in pain or having trouble moving in one or more areas.
  • Struggling to find the correct lead

    Starting off on the wrong leg or going disunited can be a sign of muscle pain or weakness in your horse.
  • Twitching/ flinching when grooming

    Reactions when grooming such as flinching or twitching can be a sign that your horse is experiencing pain in that area.
  • Holding tail to one side

    This can be a sign of pain in the rear limbs resulting in compensatory patterns or pain in the SI joint on your horse.
  • Head tilt/ lack of poll flexion

    Poll pain is common among horses whether from pulling against a rope, being overworked, or repetitive strain.
  • High head carriage

    A sign that your horse is struggling to work correctly and pushing from behind either from pain or muscle restrictions.
  • Uneven stride length

    Pain or restrictions in the muscles used for limb movement can cause uneven stride and toe dragging.

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How can I help?

Whether your horse is a worker, performer, or just a trail rider, equine massage therapy can help them stay in shape and avoid injury.

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  • Full body massage

    I work everything from head to hoof to find and address their problem areas.

  • Pre and post event

    Have a horse preparing for a show or recovering from one? Equine massage therapy can help.

  • Injury recovery

    I work closely with your veterinarian to help your horse recover after an injury.

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Schedule your horse today!

Equine massage therapy doesn’t just relax your horse, it helps address and improve restrictions and deficits in their movement and performance.

That’s my focus.

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My mission

You want the best for your horse, and so do I. My focus is to find and address their problems areas to keep them happy, healthy, and hardworking for years to come.

Gracie standing next to her horse, Slinger, after a show