Equine massage therapy is a hands-on technique used to address muscle tension, soreness, and restricted movement in horses. It helps improve circulation, increase flexibility, relieve pain, and support overall performance and wellness.

• Reduce muscle tension and soreness

• Enhance performance and range of motion

• Support recovery after injury or intense work

• Improve relaxation and mental focus

• Help detect problem areas before they become major issues

• Support chronic conditions or aging horse

All horses can benefit—from performance athletes to retirees, those managing chronic conditions, or simply in need of regular wellness support. Massage is beneficial for horses in training, recovering from injury, or experiencing behavioral or postural changes.

Most horses feel relaxed and refreshed after a massage. Some may show mild signs of soreness or fatigue—this is normal and typically short-lived as the body processes and adjusts.

In most cases, yes. However, massage is not a substitute for veterinary care. If your horse has a medical diagnosis or recent injury, I may ask for clearance from your veterinarian before proceeding.

Signs can include stiffness in their gait, toe dragging, resistance or irritability during tacking, and difficulty bending, collecting, or transitioning under saddle. These subtle changes can point to underlying muscular discomfort—and massage therapy can help relieve that tension and support your horse’s comfort and performance.

PEMF stands for Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields. It is a non-invasive wellness treatment that enhances cellular health by stimulating the body at a cellular level.

The electromagnetic waves penetrate tissues, promoting better circulation, increasing oxygen and nutrient delivery, and helping to reduce inflammation. This enhances cellular repair and speeds up the healing process, making PEMF a powerful tool for pain relief and recovery.

During a PEMF session, your horse will stand in a comfortable area while the PULSE PEMF loops are applied to specific areas of their body. The loops emit gentle electromagnetic pulses, you may notice small or large muscle contractions during the session. The process is non-invasive, and most horses relax during the session.

Yes! PEMF therapy is safe to use alongside other treatments, including chiropractic care, massage, acupuncture, and veterinary care. It can enhance the effectiveness of other therapies by improving circulation, reducing inflammation, and accelerating healing.