Equine Insights Iridology

06/12/2024

🌟 **Important Announcement** 🌟

Dear valued clients and friends,

I hope this message finds you well! I want to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude for your continued support over the past three years. It has been a pleasure working with you and helping you understand your horses better.

As of 2025, I will be implementing a price increase. This decision comes after careful consideration of the time and effort it takes to draft reports. I have not raised my prices since I started this journey, and I truly appreciate your understanding as I make this necessary adjustment.

Thank you for your ongoing trust and partnership. I look forward to continuing our work together and helping you gain deeper insights into your horses.

Warm regards,
Tammy

16/04/2022

Info & pricing on Iridology & ENS treatments. Please reach out if you have any questions x

04/02/2022

Some information on the ENS treatments, this device & it’s capabilities never ceases to amaze me. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you
Require more info or to discuss your individual needs.

12/09/2021

My horse kicked out & caught his leg on the wire fencing. If I’m brutally honest, it was probably bad enough to warrant stitches. But me being me, cleaned it, treated it with the ENS & wrapped it up (and forgot to take photos 🙈). No antibiotics & no anti-inflammatories & this is the result. Beyond pleased.

10/09/2021

Unfortunately my horse had a bad fall in the paddock 2 weeks ago, he rolled, his fly mask came partly off which was worrying him, he then got a fright which sent him running blindly into the fence. He took all the impact on his left hind resulting in soft-tissue damage. I’ll get around to writing about it in more detail but his recovery has been phenomenal thanks to the ENS, which I was able to get on him within an hour of the fall & continued intensive treatment for the 1st 24hrs after which he showed significant improvement. The ENS has been great in getting to all those hard to reach places... hock, stifle etc.

He also cut his leg on the fence 10 days prior to this incident - we’re clearly in the wars - & that is also worthy of a post as it’s healed beautifully.

25/08/2021

I am excited (ok, an understatement 😃) to be offering a very unique & effective modality alongside my iridology which assists the horse to restore compromised functions, whilst significantly reducing pain (should there be any) using a technology which interacts with the energetic field of the horse to communicate directly with the brain. In the case of an acute injury - the sooner the technology is applied the quicker & more pronounced the result. Please PM or call to discuss if you think it is something that could help your horse. I’m truly passionate about helping horses & if you feel like you’ve explored all avenues & have been left without an option, I encourage you to reach out. Much love, Tammy

27/04/2021

Hi Everyone, I am now based in Inverurie, Scotland & will be taking appointments from 1 May 2021. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact me. For those that are based abroad, you can take advantage of my virtual assessments. Many thanks, Tammy

10/02/2018

My favourite bridles 😊

12/10/2017

Interesting read on Head Shaking Syndrome

10/07/2017

I still find the eye completely fascinating...

22/06/2017

Often, bedding, mites etc are blamed for such reactions when it can in fact be your feed... don't forget to keep it simple.

I had another interesting case last week which highlights a worrying growing trend. I visited a horse with quite advanced urticaria.
I found he had an intolerance to his chopped feed and in particular the spearmint oil in it. I am getting more and more cases like this, because it has become the trend for chop to become a complementary feed. Traditionally it was fed with a straight oat feed to stop horses bolting their food, but it is fast becoming something totally different with all sorts of differing ingredients.
So my advice to you is if you don't want your horse to end up looking like this keep it simple or at least read the ingredients very carefully!

Please note an error was made and the photo is of a different but very similar looking horse with the same problem. The correct horse a bay stallion, Laudaris is photographed in a later post with his spots and spot free with his owner's tiny niece aboard. Many apologies for any inconvenience caused.