CAC Equine Therapy

19/01/2025

Keep your precious animals injury free with pulse therapy ✨️

Pulse therapy works on cellular level. Working to stimulate those damaged cells that are caused due to heat, consistent exercise, wear & tear. 💪

CAC Equine Therapy travels to various locations in Central QLD treating horses & humans 🐎

Contact us today 👍

18/01/2025

Did you know that 74% of horses with back pain exhibit lameness too? So what does this mean?

It means that back pain is often a symptom of something else going on in the body 🤯 But why? Because everything is connected.

📍Poor dental health can lead to discomfort and an imbalance in chewing which in turn affects the entire body's musculature.

📍Hooves directly influence the horse's posture and movement, with imbalances causing compensatory strains on the back muscles.

📍Rider imbalance and tack fit are a huge outside force. Poorly fitting saddles or asymmetrical rider positioning can create undue pressure points and muscle tension along the horse's spine.

📍Lameness can cause compensatory movement patterns, putting strain on the back muscles.

📍Training techniques and aids, when misapplied or excessively utilized, can strain the back through overexertion or incorrect biomechanics.

Next time you notice your horse being sensitive along their back, look at the rest of their body.

16/01/2025

🥵 HEAT WAVE 🥵

The weather is really heating up this week and we are keeping a close eye on our bookings to ensure our patients, clients and staff are safe, sound and hydrated.
We may reschedule if it’s a particularly hot day or you do not have shade for us to work in!

Make sure you’re keeping a close eye on our equine friends 🐴 - cool them off with sprinklers or a hose during the heat of the day, provide plenty of drinking water, and ensure their electrolyte intake is solid, especially if they seem to be sweating less than normal.

Be proactive and make sure you’re exercising your horse in the cool of the early morning or late evening if you need to ride during a heat wave.

Call us if your horse seems lethargic, not wanting to eat or off colour! 0458 806 183 - 24/7 equine emergencies

16/01/2025

DATES FOR 2025 🐮 We are preparing for another great year in the cutting pen cheering each other on! If you are interested in one of the clinics, please contact us as soon as possible to secure your spot - more information on these clinics will be posted next week!
Who’s ready 😍

14/01/2025

I hear people talk about turning horses out as a way to rest and reprogram their bodies, but turn-out alone will not address the deep-seated tension patterns the horse is often holding. While turnout can offer rest from heavy work with a chance to move around and hopefully socialize freely, it doesn’t do anything to cause your horse to release physical tensions or to encourage the formation of new, healthier movement patterns.

Without targeted intervention, such as massage with movement exercises, the same muscle tensions will persist, and they will rear their ugly heads again as soon as the horse is brought back into work, limiting your horse’s mobility, comfort, performance and longevity. In fact, residual tensions are often even more dominant after a rest as those old tensions are what the horse relies on first when unfit and coming into work - they are physical habits and reinforced structures that your horse has always used and will go to first to provide strength, stamina and stability.

True physical recovery requires a combination of manual release and retraining of the nervous system to use new movement habits that enable the horse to use its body in a healthier, more athletic and sustainable way.

Don’t believe me? Think about how you battle the same sore and tight places and postural challenges in your own body until you go out of your way to make a concerted and deliberate effort to work through them over a long period of time. Maybe you’ve even noticed how much easier it is to move, how taller you stand, how much easier it is to make useful position changes after a massage?

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13/01/2025

🔶EIDSVOLD PULSE RUN 🔶

⚡️17th January ⚡️

Steph will be in Eidsvold with spots available to treat horses.

Contact Steph either via
📱Text - 0447 284 086

✉️Message the Facebook

09/01/2025

Pulse therapy helps to reduce soreness & injury in horses 🐎

Why not ensure your going to get the most out of your horse on sale day 🔨

CAC Equine Therapy services
Nebo
Collinsville
Moranbah
Dysart
Clermont
Capella
Emerald
Dingo
Duaringa
Biloela
Monto
Mundubbera
& surrounds

Enquire today if you'd like to know more about pulse therapy or if we can make it to you 😊

07/01/2025

✨️ PULSE RUN ✨️

📣25TH JAN - CLERMONT, CAPELLA,

🎉26TH JAN - EMERALD, MORANBAH

Start the year off right & in peak health with pulse therapy 🙌

23/12/2024

🎄 From the team at CAC Equine Therapy we would like to sincerely thank each & every person that has supported us this year. It was a privilege to work on your amazing animals & we look forward to seeing you all next year.

Have a very Merry Christmas & a safe New Year 🎄🎅

24/11/2024

When your client is sneaky 😂

I have the best job in the world with the most amazing clients, treating some beautiful horses 🩷

21/11/2024

If you have used CAC Equine Therapy & enjoyed the experience we would love it if you could leave a review 🥰

Post a review to our profile on Google

15/11/2024

Have you got a horse going to Dalby Stockhorse Sale? 🤔

Sale prep puts an increased work load onto horses. This increases the chances of injury due to muscle fatigue. Pair that with hot weather 🥵

Pulse therapy helps to recharge the fatigued body & prevent injuries from occurring 🙏

Why not help to ensure your sale horse is in peak condition for the 2024 Dalby Stockhorse Sale 👌

CAC Equine Therapy services multiple locations in Central Qld.
Message us to see if we service your area ☺️

05/11/2024

PEMF can be incredibly useful when dealing with swelling.

There can be many reasons for a horse to experience swelling in the lower limbs and we always recommend using your vet to diagnose the reason for the swelling.

However, it can be difficult for your vet to accurately diagnose when the swelling is to great. This is where PEMF can be extremely useful. These two pictures were taken 30min apart. You can clearly see how the swelling has reduced significantly.

04/11/2024

Take care of your work horse this mustering season 🐄 🐎

03/11/2024

🔷️ BILOELA - 7TH NOVEMBER 🔷️

🔶️ Limited spots available

📞 Contact Steph to book in

25/10/2024

As there’s been considerable interest for another school we’ve organised one for the 23rd and 24th of November. If you are interested contact us ASAP 🙏

22/10/2024

Steph will be in the Eidsvold area
🌟 Tuesday 29th October 🌟

Send Steph a message on 📞 0447 284 086 to book in