EQUINE SPORTS AND REHABILITATION MASSAGE THERAPY
EAPER Consultant, LANTRA Accredited/HBFA Certified Bit and Bridle Fitting.
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GINGIBERI EQUIS
Welcome to Gingiberi Equis!
My name is Treena and I have been a passionate equine enthusiast for many years. A few years ago, I made the decision to take my passion to the next level and specialise in equine massage. Certified, accredited, fully insured and a member of the IAAMB
At Gingiberi Equis, I offer a variety of massage services and low level laser therapy designed to improve the performance of your horse. I am committed to providing the highest level of care and service.
Equine Massage is far more than a luxury for horses.
It’s an essential part of their overall wellbeing.
I offer a professional horse massage service to help with relaxation and tension relief. I can help your horse and you to better manage spookiness, nervous, fussy behaviour and help you enjoy hacking out. With Gingiberi Equis, your horse can enjoy a renewed sense of calm and relaxation. Become a Happy Hacker again - give me a call.
Gingiberi Equis also offers Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) for horses to help with pain relief, lameness, healing of wounds, and more. LLLT uses light energy to penetrate into the skin and target the affected areas, stimulating the body's natural healing process. It is an effective, non-invasive, and painless therapy that can bring long-term relief from pain and lameness in horses.
FAQ's
Q: How can horse massage help a spooky or nervous horse?
A: Horse massage can be extremely beneficial for spooky or nervous horses. Massage can help to reduce stress and anxiety, as well as improve overall muscle tone and flexibility. Massage can also help to create a stronger connection between horse and rider, as well as increase trust and understanding.
Q: Can horse massage help a horse that is tense or spooky when out hacking?
A: Yes! Horse massage can be extremely beneficial for a tense or spooky horse. Massage can help to improve circulation, reduce tension, and increase flexibility. Regular massage can also help to reduce the likelihood of injuries, as well as improve overall performance.
Q: What techniques are used in horse massage?
A: I use a variety of massage techniques tailored to the individual horse. These include effleurage to increase circulation, petrissage to soften muscle tissue, myofascial release to relieve tension, and stretching to improve flexibility. I also use trigger point therapy to address specific areas of tension and discomfort.
Q: How Much Does It Cost?
A: Inclusive of a consultation, in-hand/ridden assessment, treatment, exercise/stretch advice & a written report for you and your Vet, should you need one - £50.00.
Discounts For 2 or more Horses - £40.00 per Horse.
Please note payment for appointments is due on day of visit.
Cancellation fees apply for appointments cancelled within 48 hours.
Q: How Long Does a Typical Session Take?
A: Approximately 60 - 90 mins. Per Horse.
