Renew The Stride Equine Massage Therapy LLC

Go check out the silent auction going on this week. The money is going to a good cause and ends this Friday at 5pm!

Renew the Stride- 1 Hour Horse Massage
Value-$75
Starting Bid-$25
Bid Increments-$5
Thank you to Renew the Stride for donating.
Renew The Stride Equine Massage Therapy LLC
Wilson

In the hustle and bustle of August- don’t forget about your horse! Message me to schedule today!

Happy horses = Happy girls!

Add massages to your performance horse’s maintenance schedule! $75 for 1-hour or $35 for 30-min on a focused area. Message me to schedule!

Treat your horse to a stress-relieving and relaxing experience! $75 for 1-hour full body massage. Message us to schedule!

Working on your Fall schedule?

Add Equine Massage Therapy to your professional development or program workshops. We provide hands-on training, guided exercises, and personalized programs to fit your teams’ needs!

This summer was ROUGH! I can help your horse recover. Message me to schedule a massage!

Coming soon: punch cards! Buy 9 massages and get the 10th massage free!

All horses are recommended 1 massage every 3 months, but performance level horses require massages 1-2/month. Message Lian now to get your horse on a regular massage schedule!

So many disciplines. So many benefits. Message me to schedule!

Proud sponsor! Congrats Hevenli Scribner

✴️TRAILER TAPING✴️

🔸Trailering/Hauling can cause our horses a little stress no matter how often they experience it.

🔸Some horses are generally just nervous haulers and over a long period of time that can really tax their nervous systems.

🔸The constant need to balance themselves in a moving trailer requires quite a bit of muscle engagement for the duration of the trip.

✴️DID YOU KNOW✴️
A 3 hour trailer ride is the equivalent of cantering for an hour for our horses!

🔸Here’s 2 easy tapings that will help!
✖️POLL taping will provide a calming effect at the start of the CNS.
✖️SIMPLE FETLOCK will provide support and relaxation to the tendons and ligaments during transport-as well as circulation to prevent and swelling.

Reach out for instructions on how to apply them to help for your next trailer ride!

Super proud of these ladies!

Hello everyone, now that the weather is starting to warm up finally I just wanted to jump on here and let y’all know that I have new spring/summer hours. 🌸 ☀️

My openings are Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 10am to 1pm. But can make special arrangements if needed. Don’t forget that I also do a multi horse discount if you book 3 or more horses. DM me to get your horse scheduled!

This is a great representation of a tendon/ligament injury.

Hello, for those that are new here I’m a certified equine sports massage therapist and I currently have several openings available to schedule new clients.

Why massage? - To increase your horses muscle tone, relieve stress, increase their range of motion and improve circulation

Who to massage? - Almost every horse can benefit from massage whether they’re a pasture pal or a jumper or a rodeo/ barrel horse.

When to massage? - Pining of the ears, biting, or kicking during riding or saddling. Reluctant to move during exercise. Your horse is in an uncharacteristic bad mood. Your horse is reluctant to be caught. Leg weakness or head tossing during an exercise.

Thought I’d share this interesting body scoring chart and info

: Being able to assess your equine friend's weight and body condition is a valuable skill, especially during the winter months when horses (particularly older horses) need to generate more heat to stay warm and may hide their weight loss under a fluffy coat.

The Henneke Body Condition Scoring Chart is an important tool that provides a standard scoring system by rating the horse's physical condition on visual appraisal and palpation (feel) of six key conformation points: the amount of flesh or fat covering along the neck; the withers; down the crease of the back; at the tailhead; ribs: and behind the shoulder at the girth.

A body condition score of somewhere between 4 and 6 is ideal for most horses. However, keep in mind that in some disciplines (like racing, polo and eventing) and some life stages (like pregnancy) a higher or lower body score might be more appropriate.

If you think your horse is too fat or too thin (or even if you can't quite decide), be sure to have a chat with your veterinarian to discuss the appropriate condition and feeding program for your equine friend!