Catherine Fraser holds a Certificate in Equine Myofunctional Therapy - therapeutic equine massage
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Happy new year to everyone! I am back out and about massaging horses and still have a few places available for Jan and Feb. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch if you feel your horses could benefit from a good massage (hint - they will!) There are so many great reasons to add regular massage to your equine routine - let me know if you’d like to know more 😊🐴
Ebs is my favorite! Afternoon spent massaging gorgeous ponies…
Love this job 💕🐴 Thanks to my amazing clients who trust me with your horses. Always learning…and horses are the best teachers.
After 4 massages given to some lovely clients yesterday, today it’s my boy’s time for a bit of tlc. Loving this weather!
Heading back down Inman Valley/Victor way on the next 2 Saturdays and have a couple of spots on each day remaining, if anyone’s four legged bestie needs a massage. 😁🐴 💕
Just spent a beautiful morning down the Fleurieu, massaging. I love it when clients do the best for their horses in between visits and my job just becomes maintenance 🐴😊
Heading to Inman Valley Wednesday 18th, if anyone else down the Fleurieu way has a horse needing a massage. PM me. 😊🐴
Saturday massage face…
I'm not the best with social media or self promotion, but I'm still out and about massaging horses, and love seeing the difference a massage can make to my 4 legged clients. Please get in touch if you'd like to find out more 🙂🐴 (photo credit Jane Hamilton)
Have spent the week processing a very full weekend of functional biomechanics presented by the wonderful Ros Maindok from WA. So much to mull over and research further. Thanks so much to Anna-Marie Brink Fimmel for all the organizing to get Ros here. So worthwhile!
After being totally smacked flat by covid, I’m now back out and about again. Please get in touch if you’d like to book your horse in for a massage. I’ve almost caught up with all my re-bookings, so have some places available again 😊🐴
Heading to Forreston tomorrow and have room for 1 or 2 more treatments around the area in the afternoon, if anyone feels their horse would like a massage. 🐴😊
Spent a couple of hours chatting to people about equine massage out at the Fleurieu Campdraft today. Was glad to be able to be a sponsor of this popular event.
Many thanks to all my clients over the past year for your support. I've loved helping your horses, and look forward to working with you again in 2022. I am taking next week off, but already have bookings coming in for January, so please get in touch if you feel a massage would benefit your horse. (Hint - it will!) 😀🐴 Merry Christmas everyone!
Lots of bookings coming in as people start getting their horses out and about in the Spring weather. At the moment I have some spots available from the end of second week in November, so please get in touch soon if you are considering an appointment. Let’s make those horses comfy! 🐴😊
Coffee break after meeting and treating a lovely new client down South. Love my second job…
Was so nice to be finally working in some sun today, after all our crazy rain. Thanks Tania Waite for trusting me with your beautiful boy, Magic. 💕 Regular massage treatments can be such an important part of your horse’s training/management protocol, and provide so many benefits. Please get in touch if I can help with your horse. 🐴
EASTER SPECIAL!
Over the next 4 days leading up to Easter I'm offering 2 equine massage treatments for $100. Both horses need to be on the same property and available to treat consecutively. So grab a friend and get in touch! This week only 😊🐴
I have some spaces available on Thursdays and Fridays. Please get in touch if I can help you with your horse :-)
How can massage help? The benefits of equine massage are proven and numerous. Massage can improve circulation, proprioception, posture, and muscle flexibility and range of motion, as well as aiding injury rehabilitation and prevention. It has positive effects on the nervous system and aids in the well being of the whole horse. AND...it just feels good!
Many thanks to all my clients this year who have trusted me again with their horses. I love this job, and the difference it can make to our beautiful equine friends. Merry Christmas everyone, and hope to see you in the new year! 🐴🐴🐴
Lovely first day of school holidays out and about massaging horses. Love my second job 🐴🐴🐴
Cropped and uncredited versions of the wonderful Equestricare’s posters have been doing the international rounds. Here are the original versions. Please share if you can 🐴🐴
Please share these branded versions of our posters 🥰
I am continuing to work at the moment, taking all hygiene precautions. Please get in touch if you would like to book a massage for your horse. $60 per horse, plus $10 travel for distances over 30km
Photo Credit - Kylie, Windamere Horse Haven
Windamere Horse Haven
Massages and body work for Suri, Charlie and Neva.
Thankyou to Catherine from Meadows Equine Massage for working magic on our horses
Many thanks to all my clients in 2019. It’s been a privilege to treat your lovely horses. Wishing you all a happy and safe Christmas and I look forward to working with you again in 2020!
Windamere Horse Haven
Mr Mickey and Bandy boy absolutely love when Catherine from Meadows Equine Massage comes to visit. She knows all the right spots and can turn these boys into putty in her hands. Being back in work is not so bad when you get this goodness 😂
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Cazedarnes Equestrian
Great summary tips of my 3 video's on Horses and Heat
So great to see this.
Amazing photos of the sensitive laminae of the equine foot. Captions are on each photograph to explain what I’m seeing during this hoof study.
A like/share/comment would be most appreciated, thank you🙏.
The sensitive laminae are the red stripy tissues that run from the coronary band to the ground and they contain nerves and many many tiny blood vessels. They interlock with the insensitive laminae on the hoof wall to hold the coffin bone to the hoof capsule. The sensitive laminae are situated on the coffin bone.
In this cadaver foot, I managed to get the hoof capsule off to look at the laminae which was not an easy job! The laminae interlock so tightly and with great strength that it took 2 grown men to remove the hoof capsule after a lot of grunting and sweating! However, in laminitis, the laminar connection breaks down and the coffin bone won’t have anything to hold on to and the bone can rip itself away from the hoof wall (rotation) or even drop down and pe*****te the sole.
For more exciting unique photographs, videos and my blogs please join me on:
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Merry Christmas to all my lovely horsey clients (and their owners!) I have loved getting to know you and look forward seeing you all in the new year 🎄🎄🐴🐴
I have some appointment slots now available in the next week if anyone’s keen. 😊 $60 a treatment. 🐴🐴
Why massage? The benefits of equine massage are proven and numerous. Massage can improve circulation, proprioception, posture, and muscle flexibility and range of motion, as well as aiding injury rehabilitation and prevention. It has positive effects on the nervous system and aids in the well being of the whole horse. AND...it just feels good! Let me know if I can help you with your horse 🐴photo cred Jane Hamilton 😊
Just spent the morning in sunny Langhorne Creek massaging the lovely Koda. I am booked up for the next week but have some places in a fortnight, if anyone’s favorite Equine needs a treatment. 😊🐎
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