C spade J Acuscope & Myopulse

10/07/2025

Wednesday work 🖤 ♤J

08/07/2025

A few Monday meetings 🥰 ♤J

04/07/2025

This guy has been with me for two weeks now and his foot has closed up beautifully, it was a 4/5 week old barbwire cut when he came to me. I never want any horses wounded but it sure is cool to watch the Acuscope and Myopulse heal from the inside out. Huge thanks to his owners for trusting me with this and I hope everyone has a happy and safe 4th of July 🎉
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04/07/2025

More colors available 😍 thanks ! ♤J

02/07/2025

A few of this week's horses enjoying their treatments 😁 ♤J

30/06/2025

Thank you for making my business shirts, I love them! 🖤 They are super comfortable and I'll be wearing them from now on 😂 These plus a few more colors are available if anyone would like one, I have mediums and larges $25 ♤J

29/06/2025

I had the amazing opportunity to work on Elizabeth Hay's horses and she took some amazing pictures. Ive never been a fan of pictures of myself but I love these so much! ❤️ ♤J

29/06/2025

What a lovely Saturday, ran barrels and came home to work some horses 🥰 ♤J

27/06/2025

The best girls ❤️ ♤J

26/06/2025

Just a few ponies I've got to work on lately ❤️ ♤J

19/06/2025

I get the "how many treatments" question a lot, and it truly depends on the horse. I do believe that something is better than nothing because the body is going to heal in one way or another. We can at least help it heal correctly.

Injured horses- we can’t live with or without them and I’ll say that they’re designed to die…

Whether it’s a performance injury or the way they’re made or something dumb they decided to do on their own time. We have to address it. I personally get a lot of post op cases and open wounds. Open wounds are much easier to rehab in my opinion. You can visually see the progress and with it being visual, it answers most questions. The question in question.

💥How many treatments will it take? 💥

If your horse has been diagnosed by a vet to have 3-6months time off, or what ever length of time, I will not challenge the vet’s recommendation. Especially on cases that have been found per a MRI. These cases are the hardest because you can’t visually watch the progression. My acuscope helps follow the progression with my digital readings. But even then when the body starts reading great, that doesn’t mean we are healed. I mean maybe in some cases with vet confirmation but realistically, no. It means that we have addressed the cellular function and have the body addressing the injury accordingly. Reducing inflammation ALWAYS helps the body heal better and in some cases faster. Back to the simple question, I don’t know how many treatments it’s going to take. We can certainly challenge your vet’s recommendation and treat them daily, but that’s where they come to stay with me and they’re still going for a recheck. I can certainly come 1-2x a week, but I’m not guaranteeing that it’ll make or break your injury or the condition of said horse.

We as technicians can only do so much with what is presented. Even best case scenario and with a bottomless check book, it all comes down to how the horse wants to heal. Sorry to say. No one has a magic 🪄 wand.