Harmony in Motion

Why do I do what I do? Because I’m passionate about seeing the horse become healthier and happier! Just like us, there’s always room for improved health and happiness! My focus is hooves, the nervous system (craniosacral therapy), nutrition and emotional health. I even help the rider too, with Access Bars sessions designed to help you create more space in your life to receive more and more greatness! How does it get any better than this?! Picture of my 29 year old Pipe, taken on Monday after receiving a trim and a craniosacral treatment!

Timing is everything!

Here is a great, FREE series that helps owners better understand nutrition. Flows well with my last post.

This is a good quick read on soundness! It tackles the myth of shoes and the importance of good diet. Know more, do better.

As the year draws to an end, I’d like to take a moment to thank all of my amazing clients. I appreciate each and every one of you and love getting to know more about you and your incredible horses. I currently have 29 horses in my care, did ~95 client trims, ~12 cranio sessions, ~20 riding lessons and exceeded my 2021 $ in sales goal by over 25%. My heart is full! I look forward to serving you in 2022. May your year be filled with happiness, health and abundance. ... - Missy

This! I’m continually in awe of how giving and trusting the horse is..most of the things we ask of it go against it’s prey tendencies.

A little goes a long way!

Long read but a good read on the important role the digital cushion plays in soundness!

Why it’s important for the digital cushion and frog to touch the ground on impact. I was fortunate to attend a Dr Bowker session at the U of S two years ago. His words of wisdom have dramatically contributed to my trim philosophy. http://www.delawarenaturalhoofcare.com//physiological-tri/

This! This! This!! As humans we don’t want to hear that we have to take it easy or take time off to mend our equine friend. They are in deed stoic and noble creatures and they deserve the very best quality care possible. Love the horse first, the sport second!

Horses don’t buck, kick, bite or exhibit any kind of negative behaviour without good reason. They are a humble, stoic and loyal servant. The very least we can do is figure out the why and make the appropriate adjustments.

Until your horse is 7 and done growing, be mindful of the work you are asking of him. Here’s some snapshots of the attached article but the premise is that bone density is directly affected by his ability to move about freely. And studies indicate that optimally horses need to move 20 miles per day. https://equineink.com//the-stages-of-equine-skeletal-/amp/

Until your horse is 7 and done growing, be mindful of the work you are asking of him. Here’s some snapshots of the attached article but the premise is that bone density is directly affected by his ability to move about freely. And studies indicate that optimally horses need to move 20 miles per day. https://equineink.com//the-stages-of-equine-skeletal-/amp/

Look at this amazing rescue horses that need new homes.

This post by The Humble Hoof!! I can’t stress enough the importance of regular trims! It’s extremely rare (maybe once a year) for any of my 3 horses to go beyond four weeks without a trim. Soundness is a lifestyle. ... If you can’t afford such frequent trims, you owe it to your horse to pick up a rasp and develop your skills! See more

A comprehensive guide to all of your equine nutrition needs! Not to mention great and pure supplements and minerals! I currently have three horses on their magnesium and two on their Amino Trace + and I’m hooked!

Metal is not natural, we as humans do not wear metal shoes nor does any other animal. So why are we nailing them onto perfectly (potentially) functioning feet?

Why don’t humans wear metal shoes.....??