JS Equine Therapies

In between yards always have time for an ice cream and milk bottle refill Curlew Fields Dairies
Thank you ladies, refuelled and ready to go again

This week I met Brina and Whispa for their first treatments. They both welcomed me and trusted me to help them, Whispa needed plenty of Red Light using my .therapy.tech to relax but once she was there she let me in with my hands.

Not all horses relax this much at their first appointment sometimes they need a few sessions to trust me and I’m always happy to tailor appointments to the benefit your horse

I am now on holiday for the next 10 days but I’ll still have my diary with me so feel free to drop me a message if you want to get booked in as we only have a few spaces left this month and limited availability in July too

Spent the end part of last week in Oxford on a Practical Training Day with The College of Animal Physiotherapy.
Then I headed out with my mentor and previous employer for an extra day and as always learnt so much with her - thank you Kate x

After washing off 3 horses and 4 ponies coming in from the fields to go back in their stables to cool off
Do you like my clean sock line?

Bringing in the horses during the day and keeping them out at night is one way you can help them in a heatwave

These were my essentials this morning in this really hot weather.
Up and out early to keep the dogs and horses as cool as possible.
Now it’s time to work on cooling myself down too 😂

What did you change today to keep you and your fury loved ones safe?

Thank you to Ride-2-Shine for having me over in Somerford for a talk/ demo on Equine Sports Massage Therapy on Wednesday evening.
Don’t forget if you attended this camp you can enjoy a discount if you book an appointment before the end of July just let me know when making your appointment 👍🏻
If you have any questions on anything covered please do not hesitate to get in touch

I have been busy working on some Branding for JS Equine Therapies 👍🏻
Getting ready for a busy summer
Is there anything you think I’m missing?

Last night I joined a webinar hosted by Cavalor with the subject of “Keeping Your Horse Sound”
Speakers were Gillian Higgins from Horses Inside Out and Dr Caroline Loos who is a Nutritional specialist and head of research for Cavalor

Really interesting and informative on how to support your horse to prevent injury and weakness with using the right balance of bodily exercises and what you feed them
These webinars are a great opportunity to ask questions 👍🏻
Thank you guys