Recent content by Keridwen

Thats so helpfull of you guys, thanks, i'll do that pc, as i mentioned, we've walked for little over a month now, so think i'll see about starting some gentle trot work, and take it from there as you said, thanks. Touchstone, i'm afraid that link took me too a wierd google ad page, didn't seem...

Hi all! 2 months ago my 16.3 hunter had a new blood therapy (which they say speeds up healing) performed on his suspensory ligament (off fore) when scans showed some damage to the ligament, the vet said it wasn't detrimental damage, (but it was enough to make him lame on/off for month before...

Hi! I'm a qualified and fully insured equine massage therapist, i did my course with nikki routledge and it's called "Merishia Massage", they run many courses, the massage for horses and dogs, kineasiology, bio-machanics, saddle-fitting and more. I find it so helpfull, with this massage you...

I'm a qualified and insured equine massage therapist, i did my massage course with nikki routledge, it's called "Merishia Massage", she runs many other courses along with this, the massage for horses and dogs, kineasiology, bio-machanics and many more. I finished my course in november and am...

Definatly reccommend the 2aswell, i'm a equine massage therapist, i do a friends horse every 6/7wks, he's 19yrs, a bit arthritic in his near side shoulder, my friend has commented that after each massage session he feels more supple and flexible in his movements, he finds it easier to do whats...

Your horse sounds lovley when not panicked, i'm all for animal communicators, i have a few friends who are, and the massage that flamehead suggests (i'm an equine massage therapist myself, so i would reccomend anyway, lol) but maybe your horse needs more than just communicating, Healing could be...

This is a very good idea, think of this as a touch up of the horses training, as you did to get the confidence of hacking in front, now the horse is used to and loves being in front, now you need to balance the horse by getting them to think being behind is just as safe as being in front.