Equine Relate

23/09/2025

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Hi everyone 😁

Just a little note to say, I have some availability for new clients at the mo, so I'm opening up my books again.

Please do get in touch if I can be of any help!

I'm an experienced holistic bodyworker for horse and rider, specialising in Myofascial Release and Cranial Sacral therapy.

I regularly work alongside owners to rehab their horses and always more than happy to discuss a plan - whether post treatment or injury, or to build confidence following a restrictive equipment issue, or simply retraining an unhelpful pattern of use to encourage long term wellbeing.

Covering Hampshire, Wiltshire, Dorset and surrounding areas.

www.integratedbodyworks.co.uk

21/09/2025

If you’d like to know what your horse is thinking and feeling, Shelley is a great communicator and reiki healer. Check out her page 🐴

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🌿✨ Animal Communicator & Reiki Practitioner | Let Animals Lead® 🐾💫
Distance sessions £40
In Person sessions - please message me to discuss your requirements

18/09/2025

Hi all! Please head over to my new Instagram page and give me a follow 🙏 It’s really appreciated xx P.S. Equine Relate isn’t going anywhere 🐴

14/09/2025

Little update on the boy…still holding onto those summer dapples…his liver has massively improved since moving to his wood chip paddock! 🙌 onwards and upwards now 🤞

14/08/2025

Thank you so much everyone for all your help and suggestions yesterday. How lucky I am to have such a supportive horsey community around me! 🐴 🙏 ❤️

13/08/2025

So my poor Forest has been battling Liver issues for the past year alongside the raised insulin levels and laminitis 🙄 We thought we had cracked it but now bile acids are high again and his vet is convinced the problem must be with the soil. We need to find a rehab place for him for 4-8 weeks to see if being off the land will help him. We need a good sized turnout pen or grass free paddock with shelter and other horses nearby. Please let me know if you have any ideas. Thanks 🙏

09/08/2025

This is extremely difficult to write. Almost a month ago, Forest and I lost a huge part of our lives. Our little yellow friend suddenly developed severe colic and although we did all we could, he sadly couldn’t be saved. Biscuit had the biggest personality and had a way of making people fall in love with him. But nobody loved him more than Forest who was his best mate for 14 years. Forest allowed himself to be bossed around by Biscuit 24/7 and never seemed to mind. He taught me so much. Now Forest must navigate life without him and I can’t imagine how difficult that is. They had such a bond. He seems to be coping well though. He has lovely friends around him who are helping him heal. Thank you to all those who loved Biscuit too and helped look after him over the years. I know he managed to steal a piece of everyone’s hearts. He certainly has a stolen a huge part of mine. He will never be forgotten. My little wild one.

We hope to scatter his ashes on Dartmoor next week, setting him free in his birth place. ❤️

Special mention to our brilliant vets Celtic Equine Vets-Your Independent Equine Veterinary and Dental Practice and

02/07/2025

Forest was well prepared for his vet visit this morning 😃 He has had so many blood tests over the last 18 months and has recently begun to react slightly to the needle. I don’t want him to become fearful of the procedure so I am now making sure I prepare him with local anaesthetic cream. Did you know that you can buy Emla cream cheaply online. A big dollop applied 15 mins or so before the vet arrives means they won’t feel the needle going in. I know it is standard practice in a lot of small animal clinics now, but not many horse vets use it routinely. There is nothing to stop you preparing your horse well though. Clipping the area first is advisable, but I left the clippers behind this morning doh! It still worked well though. Always a click and a yummy treat afterwards too! 🐴

09/06/2025

I am loving this tea that I found for Forest (well actually it was Shelley that had a message from Forest that it was what he needed). It contains lots of amazing herbs to help with blood sugar control, inflammation and digestive support. He is having a flare up of his laminitis at the moment 😔 so the more natural support I can give the better.

09/04/2025

Friends, Freedom and Forage. The basic essentials of a happy life for a horse. 🐴

20/03/2025

Here’s another great idea from Equine Enrichment
I often recommend using cardboard boxes for hiding treats, but hadn’t thought about using paper feed sacks. 🥕 🐴

28/01/2025

This is just lovely 🥰 I had to share. What a great friend ❤️