West Coast Equine Therapy

West Coast Equine Therapy West Coast Animal Massage offers mobile Equine and Canine Bodywork services on beautiful Vancouver Island. Breanne is an advocate of a team approach.

Breanne Ellison of West Coast Animal Massage is an Equine Bodyworker certified through Equinology Inc. and an Equine Sports Therapist certified through the BC College of Equine Therapy. Committed to increasing comfort and mobility in her clients. Breanne works with horses and dogs on Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands. Equine bodywork is complimentary modality that is in no way a replacement for veterinary care.

Yesterday I had the opportunity to lead my first ever Kinesiology Taping Workshop for horse owners and had so much fun s...
07/19/2025

Yesterday I had the opportunity to lead my first ever Kinesiology Taping Workshop for horse owners and had so much fun sharing practical applications they can use on their own horses. It was a pleasure to be surrounded by a group of great horsewomen who are keen to help the horses in their world feel their best.

04/22/2025

Last minute Equine Bodywork spot just opened up for tomorrow (Wed) April 23rd in Cowichan at 2pm! Msg me to book.

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06/15/2024

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Massage and laser for these sore hamstrings kinesiology tape is the icing on the cake.
05/09/2024

Massage and laser for these sore hamstrings kinesiology tape is the icing on the cake.

02/23/2024

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Ladysmith, BC

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Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

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Know who you are hiring- Breanne Ellison

Breanne Ellison EEBW EST Reiki ll

West Coast Equine Therapy

I am a horse lover, lover of all animals actually, rider, farmer, mother and most importantly the woman who comes to your barn to make your horse feel better.

My approach to bodywork is through an anatomical as well as functional view. When my hands connect with muscle, my mind is automatically conversing with the horse's body. Each part of the horse's body is a piece to the puzzle and each muscle has a story to tell, how it got the way it is, what the horse is struggling with functionally because of the limitation of that muscle and what we need to change to keep the muscle in good health. Clients have described me as thorough, accurate, gentle, kind, empathetic, intuitive and effective.