Frequently Asked Questions

How many sessions of bodywork does my horse need?

Treatment Plan: All horses who are asked to do a job ( breeding, riding, competing, driving) should have bodywork at least once every three weeks. Competitive horses can benefit from sessions every 1 - 4 times per month depending on the amount of stress put on them. I will always need to wait at least three days in between sessions. Every horse's situation is different and considered for the horse's well being and proactive-preventative maintenance measures.

Do you have discounts or specials?

Yes I do!

Group Specials: Of the same bodywork session, for 2 or more sessions at the same barn 20% off each equines' session.
* ( typically schedule 3 per day per barn)

Prepay Discount: Buy 3 get 1 free ** must pay upfront *

Refer a friend and if that referral books a session you get one 50% off! *

Equine Professionals: Veterinarians, Bodyworkers, Barefoot Trimmer/ Farriers, Saddle-Fitters, Nutritionist, Osteopath, Chiropractor discount 20% *

Military discount 20% *

One FREE session for cancer patients currently receiving treatments, and 50% off all following sessions. *

*Special Note:

If you are located more than 20 miles from my home base there will be an additional travel fee. Please contact for specific pricing.

Session times will vary depending on your horse'(s) specific needs.

The owner is required to be present for the entire first session which may take up to two hours.

Are you going to take my picture or a video?

I sometimes will socially post educational photos and/or video content and/or submit case studies (for a grade in certifications) with some of my client's unique situations- at no time will personal client information be shared just educational content. I will always ask permission and ask you in a disclose form filled out in the initial session.

What to expect after a bodywork session?

Most horses will be relaxed & sleepy immediately after a bodywork session. If a horse is in a lot of pain, the horse may by guarded / annoyed following the initial session. As I continue to work on your horse, they will begin to enjoy the session and will be open to the benefits of the particular massage/techniques right for them. So, it all depends on the type of massage and what their previous experience has been with massage. Also, I recommend adding electrolytes or salt to your horses water for a couple of days after their individualized bodywork session.

Please note: After a bodywork session, I highly recommend that the equine does not carry weight on their back for 24 hours post session. Lunging/Ground work, exercise is okay (encourages correct movement patterns right away). After 24 hours, the equine may go back to ½ work at ½ intensity (no cantering or jumping). After 48 hours the equine may resume normal work. Movement provided during turnout will help maximize the session’s benefits.

What are your Payment Options?

Currently accepting cash, check, and venmo.

Payment is due after each satisfied session.

This is 100% non-negotiable. Non-sufficient check returns $ 100. 00+/- fee.

Barefoot Hoof Trimming: Expectations and Disclosure

A signed consent, release and disclosure form is required for every horse I trim.

I am a barefoot trimmer and bodyworker who works to rehabilitate and build, stronger healthier hooves. I trim on a 4-5 week trim cycle only (no once offs, no longer trim cycles). Payment is due on the day, cash or Venmo only, $50 per trim (mini $35). If hooves are overgrown there is an extra $20 set-up trim. Shoe removal extra $20. If you think I am the right trimmer for you, message back and I’ll find a time to book you in for the first consult and trim.

"Your horse just bit/kicked me!" fee:

1st offense $100.00, 2nd 200.00, 3rd $300.00 strike you are out. This is 100% non-negotiable.

***Overgrown hooves are subject to extra fees***

If your horse(s) can stand still for me, I can trim them.

Horses that cannot stand still for trimming will still be charged the full trim price.

Special Note:

If you are located more than 20 miles from my home base there will be an additional travel fee. Please contact for specific pricing. Emergency fee: $1.00 per mile additional fee.

In the best interest of the horse(s), I will not trim a horse that have been administered vaccinations, injections and/or de-wormer within the last 36 hours

Bring your calendar with you to all appointments, I will be scheduling your next trim in advance. I will send a confirmation text the day before.