Increase revenue through bodywork!
The state-of-the-art learning platform from Angel’s Animals, LLC makes it easy to incorporate bodywork services into your clinic. Angel’s Animals, LLC. offers online certification courses…
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Ways to detect and reduce pain in aging dogs and cats
Recognizing the common signs of pain in dogs and cats can help you promote their quality of life throughout the aging process. As our pets…
Add animal bodywork services to your veterinary practice
Generate more income into your practice by offering animal bodywork services! More and more animal owners are seeking non-invasive, drug-free treatments for their dogs and…
Relaxation tips for your excited horse
Most of us associate the word “sedative” with chemicals. Here are some alternative relaxation tips and techniques to try when your horse gets over-excited or…
Balancing your horse’s calcium and phosphorus
Deciphering the correct balance between calcium and phosphorous doesn’t have to feel like a bad math class flashback! As we start this discussion of the…
Craniosacral Therapy 101
The first time I saw craniosacral therapy performed on a horse, it was one of my own. I had purchased a Trakehner gelding from a…
Achieving nutritional balance in your horse
Wouldn’t it be nice if you could be sure your horse could achieve nutritional balance? Well, you can. And it’s fairly easy to learn how.…
New Online Course Allows Horse Owners and Lovers to Learn Equine Massage and Bodywork by Home Study
When horses show subtle signs of stiffness or pain, owners become worried and want to help them relieve accumulated stress and tension. No one…
Hold Your Horses: Moving in the Direction of Ease
Moving in the Direction of Ease By Susan Smith As “holding” translates to support, so do we hold our horses in bodywork – holding them…
Acupressure for senior horses
In conjunction with regular activity, this gentle acupressure session will help keep your horse mobile well into her senior years. There are many more senior…
Talking with Dr. Lisa Burgess
Dr. Lisa Burgess talks bodywork, homeopathy and Traditional Chinese Medicine with EW readers. Q: My filly recently strained her stifle, after falling while playing on…
Hooves and Balance: Making the Connection
When Jennifer’s mare came up lame, her veterinarian recommended rest and anti-inflammatory medication. After a few weeks, the horse seemed sound so Jennifer resumed riding.…
