FAQs
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Q: How do I know my horse needs massage?
A: Performance declines, difficulty to travelling in one direction, uneven movement patterns, flinching or ear pinning when getting groomed or tacked up are signs that your horse is uncomfortable and there is an excellent probability that massage therapy can help!
Q: My horse has never needed massage before, why now?
A: Think about your horse as an athlete, how are athletes maintained at the top of their performance? With continual monitoring of their physical well-being! Massage in an invaluable tool to detect abnormal stresses within the body BEFORE breakdown occurs.
Q: How do I know massage will help?
A: Massage relieves soft tissue stresses, removes tension patterns and restores movement to normal. Massage cannot remove ringbone, laminitis, or structural defects, BUT massage can relieve the tensions that these conditions create, thereby increasing the wellness and comfort of your horse.
A: Performance declines, difficulty to travelling in one direction, uneven movement patterns, flinching or ear pinning when getting groomed or tacked up are signs that your horse is uncomfortable and there is an excellent probability that massage therapy can help!
Q: My horse has never needed massage before, why now?
A: Think about your horse as an athlete, how are athletes maintained at the top of their performance? With continual monitoring of their physical well-being! Massage in an invaluable tool to detect abnormal stresses within the body BEFORE breakdown occurs.
Q: How do I know massage will help?
A: Massage relieves soft tissue stresses, removes tension patterns and restores movement to normal. Massage cannot remove ringbone, laminitis, or structural defects, BUT massage can relieve the tensions that these conditions create, thereby increasing the wellness and comfort of your horse.
