Squared Up Equine

I am available for hoof trims at April’s haul in location on these dates as well! Appointment only-please reach out to either a April or myself to set one up 😎

GAUGING INTEREST+RESERVATIONS

On April 17th and 24th I am offering haul-in bodywork sessions at my place in Mt. Vernon IL!

PRICE: $130/horse

DETAILS:
SBWs haul-in option will avoid trip fees and minimum horse requirements PLUS offer a later in the day time frame....and a few extra perks to sweeten the deal!

Prior to your session appointment you will fill out a virtual intake form that will give me details to start planning your session which will include:

• Posture assessments and photo mark ups (you'll provide the photo in your intake form)
• SureFoot Balance Pad session
• Full body soreness evaluation
• Any appropriate manual modality I offer
• Any appropriate supportive modalities I offer

BONUS!
$25 credit towards a nutrition consult or an online classroom that can offer DIY skills to use between sessions.

Please share this post for anyone that might be interested and reach out if it sounds like a good fit for you!
I’m always looking for ways to see more horses and make bodywork available and as affordable as possible!

Just wanted to thank all my clients for being flexible with me this week while I took some extra time off to spend time with my favorite shotgun rider before she gained her angel wings. Also for everyone checking on me and making sure I didn’t need anything. My clients truly are like family and I appreciate you all so much! 🩶

📸Idyllic Images by Lezli Gale

Bone chilling cold this weekend-winter is paying us a brief but brutal visit!

🧠I’m curious-what things are you doing for you or your horse be proactive or make thing easier/more efficient with the weather?

I’m personally keeping my routine as close to normal as possible! Change in weather plus change in routine/feed feels like a double whammy of upset to our already fragile horses.

My personal horse is out 24/7 with a small run in shed where he can get out of the wind. He’s gettting his normal-soaked hay pellets, triple crown senior gold, Vermont blend, and I will add just a little extra salt. I have 2 hay chix bags filled-one in out of the wind & weather and one out so he can choose where to go, along with plenty of loose hay scattered throughout his pen. His water is on the opposite side of his drylot to encourage movement with a heater in it. I have a blanket handy if needed-but his natural coat has been doing a great job all winter and has not been needed.

What do you do? Share below! ⬇️