Yes!

I believe in a team approach to your horse's care. If needed, I will happily liaise with your vet, farrier, saddle fitter or other professionals to make sure your horse gets the best support possible.

Generally, I suggest giving your horse 24 hours off ridden work after a session. Gentle turnout or hand walking is fine. This allows the body to adjust and make the most of the release.

You can pay via cash or BACS transfer.

Invoices can be sent out after the session with session records with the details on too.

Simply contact me via;

* The contact form at the bottom of the page or on the contact page.

* Facebook Message

* Email: edequineperformance@gmail.com

* Whatsapp : 07702014697

I will confirm a time and day that suits you.

From youngsters to veterans, massage is typically safe for all.

However, some medications prohibit the use of massage due to the increased blood flow and circulation, meaning the slow release drug may be pushed around the body.

If you are unsure, speak to your vet. If you have listed medications that your horse is on upon booking, I will always obtain consent from your vet prior to the initial consultation too!

A typical session can last between 60 and 75 minutes depending on findings. Please allow for up to 90 minutes for initial consultations. This includes;

* A discussion with you about tour horse's history and current needs

* A hands-on assessment and massage/treatment

* Aftercare advice tailored to your horse

Massage and other techniques can support horses who are;

* Stiff, sore or struggling with suppleness

* Recovering from injury or changes in workload

* Showing signs of discomfort during work

It is a great addition to general wellbeing and performance maintenance.

Yes, absolutely!

You are welcome to book multiple horses in during the same session. I can offer a tailored plan for multiple horses with some discounts.

That is okay!

We will work within your horses limits. If they are comfortable for some work to be carried out, but not everything, we will work with what we have.

Whether it means a slightly longer/shorter session or multiple visits, we can create a plan.