AC Equine Sports Massage

08/08/2026

Had a lovely day at Sedgefield show taking our yearling to her 1st show. She was such a good girl

Have yiu been to a show today tell us how you got on

02/08/2026

31/07/2026

Always try to get your youngsters used to hosing from a young age. Our yearling Pepper loves it

21/07/2026

You all know me as an Equine massage therapist did you know I also treat humans too
Just thought I’d share a funny moment from yesterday client

Meet my new assistant… Molly the Terrier! 🐾

While her daddy was enjoying treatment for his sciatica, Molly decided she wanted to lend a helping paw. She jumped onto his back and got straight to work with her very own Healing Paws massage! 🐶💚

I think she might be trying to steal my job… although her technique could do with a little refinement! 😂

A huge thank you to my client for capturing this brilliant moment and allowing me to share it.

20/07/2026

As the summer holidays begin, many of us are looking forward to a well-earned break. Whether you're heading away for a long weekend or enjoying a family holiday, one thing shouldn't be left to chance...Your horse's nutrition.

A few days away shouldn't mean a break from good nutrition. Maintaining a consistent feeding routine helps support your horse's health, condition and wellbeing all year round.

Whether a friend, family member or yard staff are caring for your horse while you're away, now is the perfect time to make sure you're fully stocked up with everything they'll need.

Before You Go...

✔ Check you have enough Equibalancer to last throughout your holiday.
✔ Top up any supplements that are running low.
✔ Pre-weigh daily feeds into tubs or bags to make feeding simple for whoever is looking after your horse.
✔ Leave clear feeding instructions for complete peace of mind.

A little preparation means your horse continues to receive the balanced nutrition they need every single day.

16/07/2026

Well Ozzy and I got the last 67 bales in this afternoon. Now bring on the rain

16/07/2026

🟡 Beware of ragwort🟡

Ragwort is a potentially deadly poisonous plant for horses and a major cause of secondary photosensitisation.

Consuming this toxic plant can also trigger other serious health concerns, including diarrhoea, weight loss and jaundice, meaning that keeping your paddocks clear of it is vital.

Find out more via link in comments.

15/07/2026

03/07/2026

Bookings being taken for week commencing 13 August DM or go to my human website press book button and choose your horse or human massage If more than 2 please Dm
www.healing-hands-massage.co.uk