Specializing in Equine & Canine Massage Therapy:
Serving All of Minnesota
last update 05-20-2012
Equine:Pre-event, post-event, sports massage, therapeutic massage, maintenance massage,
and one-time massages available.
Canine:Pre-event, post-event and inter-event
massage, sports massage, therapeutic deep muscle
massage, maintenance massage, geriatric massage
and one-time massages available.
Trigger Point therapy is used during all sports,
therapeutic, and maintenance massages at no
additional charge.
Stretching plays a huge role in preventing injuries
I do not charge to stretch your horse after a massage.
I am happy to show you how to properly stretch your horse,
see testimonial page to read a testimonial refering to stretching.
I am currently studying Equine
Acupressure & Equine Nutrition
starting my focus in Herbs, Vitamins & Minerals.
Signs You horse may need a massage:
Reduced range of motion
Head tossing or shaking
Avoiding the bit
Resistance of lateral flexion and/or backing
Refusing or resisting leads
Girthing problems
"At its finest, rider and horse are joined not by tack, but by trust.
Each is totally reliant upon the other.
Each is selfless guardian of the others very well-being"
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*Massage Therapists are NOT primary health care providers
*Massage Therapists do NOT diagnosis nor prescribe
*If there are any doubts concerning the health of the animal,
refer to a veterinarian.
Contact Elizabeth:
507-358-0107
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