EQtherapy WA

Koda was absolutely loving his massage today 🥰

I can’t wait for this! Date TBA soon 🐎

Yes, you’re seeing correctly… they’re potties! 😂

Rehab tools don’t have to be expensive! Sometimes the simplest things can be incredibly effective.

Raised poles are one of my favourite tools for rehabilitation and strengthening, and these little potties make a great budget-friendly option for creating different pole heights.

Working over raised poles can help horses to:
🐴 Encourage greater joint flexion and range of motion
🐴 Improve proprioception and body awareness
🐴 Encourage more deliberate, controlled foot placement
🐴 Strengthen the core and supporting muscles
🐴 Improve balance, coordination and stability
🐴 Encourage greater engagement of the hindquarters
🐴 Increase limb lift and muscle activation
🐴 Help improve symmetry and controlled movement
🐴 Add variety and challenge as the horse progresses through their rehab

The key is choosing the right height, spacing and number of poles for the individual horse and where they are at in their rehabilitation.

You don’t need a fancy rehab setup to create effective exercises — sometimes you just need to think outside the box… or in this case, inside the potty! 😂

This lovely lady enjoyed her relaxing pregnancy massage today 🥰

📢 PRICE UPDATE

Unfortunately, due to the continued increase in fuel costs and the rising costs involved with travelling to appointments, I need to make a small adjustment to my pricing.

I was able to hold off on increasing my prices last time, but unfortunately I can’t absorb the additional costs any longer.

💛 All bookings that are currently booked in will remain at the existing price.

From 1st September 2026, all new bookings will be charged at the new price $85.

I really appreciate your continued support and understanding. I’ve always tried to keep my prices as reasonable as possible, and I’m grateful for every one of you who continues to support my business. 🐴✨

Thank you!
Zoe

The answer to this question as I’m sure you may have guessed does vary for each horse.
This can all depend on the horse’s workload, health, discipline and any specific issues.
As a suggested schedule to follow:
Performance/competition horses: every 4weeks
Light work/pleasure horses: every 6-8weeks
Rehabilitation horses or specific issues: every 1-2weeks
If you are unsure about your horses needs feel free to send me a message for a chat.

How often do you get your horse a complementary therapy like equine massage?
The use of regular sessions are proven to provide physiological benefits such as reducing stress, improving performance and increasing range of motion.
Feel free to msg me if you’d like more information