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Charging up the cells with Red Light Therapy ✨️ Dosing the cells with the therapeutic wavelength range of 660-905nm hel...
31/07/2025

Charging up the cells with Red Light Therapy ✨️

Dosing the cells with the therapeutic wavelength range of 660-905nm helps to energise the cells and helps bring them into a state of healing ❤️‍🩹

It also creates vasodilation, preparing the muscles for manual therapy --> equalling an effective combo for a progressive session for your horse 🐴

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Spot the difference?Active vs Passive Stretching 🧘‍♂️ 🥕 Active- Requires the horse to utilise it's own muscles to move ...
18/07/2025

Spot the difference?

Active vs Passive Stretching 🧘‍♂️

🥕 Active- Requires the horse to utilise it's own muscles to move a specific body part through it's range of motion

✋️ Passive- External forces (such as an equine therapist) assists with moving the body part through the range of motion

Active stretching requires more physiological input from the animal, helping to create a stronger body overall 💪

However, passive stretching can help target specific joints/muscles that may require a more precise mobilisation 🙌

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You can take the girl out of the animal treatment sessions, but you can't take the animal treatment sessions out of the ...
11/05/2025

You can take the girl out of the animal treatment sessions, but you can't take the animal treatment sessions out of the girl

Gotta keep those hamstrings, tendons & ligaments gliding smoothly for efficient hopping 🦘

22/02/2025

Two common surgical techniques do relieve symptoms of kissing spines, but veterinarians still don't know exactly why they work

"😱 My horse has broken out in hives post treatment sessions!" - Not to worry, this is actually a good sign 🤗If your hor...
09/06/2024

"😱 My horse has broken out in hives post treatment sessions!" - Not to worry, this is actually a good sign 🤗

If your horse appears a bit lumpy & bumpy post treatment, then your physio/bodyworker/massage therapist has done a good job and has elicited a histamine response in the body and therefore a healing response ⛑️

Histamine helps to trigger an inflammatory response, allowing increased blood flow and therefore increased nutrients to the area & also an increase in toxin removal 🩸

It is recommended not to ride while there is this response taking place, but it should clear within 24 hours

Has this ever happened to your horse?

When your hair matches the lead rope 🥰
05/03/2024

When your hair matches the lead rope 🥰

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