Superior Equine Massage & Rehab Therapy

I have a few openings next week in northern indiana for magnawave treatments!

Message me to get those ponies or mules spoiled and feeling great!

With all the shows starting back up for the 2023 season! I am officially taking on new clients for Magna-Wave🖤

Also i am now officially based out of Kendallville IN! So my travel rates will be slightly different than last years.

Message me to talk about options and barn pricing deals!

I will be heading up to Howell MI again on Sunday January 8th to magnawave horses! I do have some openings left in the morning!

Message me to get on my list😊

Merry Christmas to all my wonderful clients🎄

Wishing everyone warm wishes and a safe holiday with family and friends!

I will be heading up to Howell MI again on Saturday December 3rd to magnawave horses! I do have some openings left in the early afternoon!

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Will be making another trip to hardy farms in Howell, MI on Saturday November 5th!

I do have some openings left so message me to get your spot!

I will be up in Bellevue, MI this Weekend and have some room left to work on horses!

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So many horsey friends have become great friends! ❤

Heading back up to Hardy farms in Howell, MI on September 5th!

I do have some afternoon slots left if anyone wants to get on my list☺️

Will be up in Ovid MI at the NLBRA rodeo all weekend and I have some spots open to work on some horses.

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Making my monthly trip up to hardy farms in Howell, MI on August 11th!

I have some openings so message me to get added to my list☺️

Making my monthly trip up to hardy farms in Howell, MI on August 11th!

I have some openings so message me to get added to my list☺️

I will be heading up into Michigan Wednesday June 15th to work on horses at hardy farms in Howell and surrounding areas!

Magna Wave can help with
-Detoxing unhealthy cells
-Increasing cell hydration
-Increasing circulation
-Increasing flexibility
-Reducing inflammation
-Improving performance
-Reliving muscle soreness
-Treating arthritis

What Equine Metabolic Syndrome looks like — Safergrass Pictures of symptoms of Equine Metabolic Syndrome, aka insulin resistance, hyperinsulinemia, insulin dysregulation, abnormal fat deposits and signs of previous laminitis episodes.

A piece of gold. The difference between pulling the horse around with the inside rein and riding him around with the inside leg to the outside rein. Your inside leg is a conduit to the horses inside hind. application of the inside leg , not holding, will cause the inside hind to step forward with a slight inclination toward the outside rein. The outside leg supports and stops the hind quarter swinging out. It also puts the horse forward to the outside rein creating a sort of triangulation. Everything starts with forward. This is how we develop serious carrying capacity. remember horses are not designed to carry weight. Sitting on them is the most unnatural thing we do. it is our job to take the muscles they have and help them to use them in the most efficient way to do what we want. If you are interested in learning more about how to achieve what i have described in this post see the e book "horses from courses" ( Scott Brodie ) it relates mostly to my system for Re training horses of the track but these classical principles developed over thousands of years work for all horses.

Just a reminder I’ll be up in Howell MI tomorrow and Sunday morning working on horses and a couple dogs! I do still have some openings☺️

Will be back up in Michigan at hardy farms in Howell on April 2nd and 3rd! Make sure to message me to get on my list!

This is an Interesting read!

Horses and sweet potatoes?

Ulcers, 60-90% of show/performance horses have ulcers. Humans created stall confinement, grain and commercialized feeding. Horses are meant to spend all day, outside free grazing. “In a natural grazing situation, a steady flow of acid is required for digestion, so a horse's stomach produces acid 24 hours a day, 7 days a week – up to 9 gallons of acidic fluid per day, even when not eating.”

So what happens to that acid when there’s no roughage to break down, ulcers. How do we treat and prevent ulcers in our barn? We preventatively treat each horse with omeprazole paste the week before and during each showing. It’s cheap, easy and effective!! Want further benefits? It’s in the common grocery store sweet potato! Why?

“On top of protein and dietary fiber sweet potatoes also have a very good selection of vitamins and minerals:
* Vitamin A – As well as boosting your horse’s immune system and strengthening his bones, Vitamin A can also help to reduce the risk of cataracts.
* Vitamin C – Like Vitamin A, Vitamin C can help to improve your horse’s immune system but it can also help to heal wounds and keep your horse’s teeth, bones, and cartilage healthy.
* Vitamin B5 – Part of the B complex vitamin group, Vitamin B5 can help to keep your horse’s coat in good condition. It also works to aid digestion, especially in the digestive tract.
* Vitamin B6 – Another B complex vitamin, it’s known for its ability to reduce the symptoms of some forms of arthritis as well as keeping the eyes healthy. If your horse suffers from depression then Vitamin B6 can help with this.
* Vitamin E – Known for its ability to fight infection, Vitamin E also works to maintain healthy skin, eyes, and even a healthy coat.
* Potassium – You might not realize it but potassium is actually one of the most important minerals in the body, it works to keep a horse’s muscles working properly and will also help to reduce tiredness after exercise.
* Manganese – Not only does manganese help to keep your horse’s bones strong and healthy but it can also reduce inflammation. In my opinion, though the biggest role that manganese plays is in the regulation of blood sugar, this means that it may be good for horses that suffer from conditions such as Equine Cushings Disease.”

Maybe you will consider adding sweet potatoes to your show horses regimen, we have, and we have seen outstanding results! Our biggest sweet tater eater in the barn is 17+ hand gentle giant He’s Forrest Gump! They helped him gain over 300lbs and help to curb his proneness to colic. Thank you to Dr Mendenhall at Equine Services for your recommendation!

Source horsefactbook.com

Some good demonstrations of how us, ourselves can effect our horses! Always remember to work on yourself while you work on your horses🖤

One week away from making a trip up into Michigan to Hardy Farms in Howell!

I have some spots open in the afternoon if your within 20 minutes of the farm or I have some spots open on my way back to Fort Wayne!

Message me to get on my schedule and get those horses feeling good for the spring weather coming soon🖤

Back pain can cause stifle pain!
It's just like in our own back, your back becomes tight the pain moves down into your leg which sometimes can cause sciatica pain, which then moves down to your knees, which is why a lot of people will say they have knee pain when it's really coming from the back. It's the same thing in the horse which is one reason why the toes point out when trying to stand square or even when they're not standing square. 🙂

magna wave can help!

Merry Christmas from us, to you!

Happy thanksgiving everyone🦃

As the weather is getting colder🥶

Let’s make sure you and your horses are getting the attention they deserve! This cold weather can take a huge toll, causing lots of stiffness!

I’m here to help you and your equine partner feel your best all year round🖤

The coolest mule out there🖤