Desert Rose Equine Therapy & Performance

09/18/2022

Wellness treatment for this pretty girl today ❤️ Thank you Shelby Eckenberg for trusting Desert Rose Equine Therapy & Performance with your mare ☀️🌺🌵

07/07/2022

Your equine athletes deserve the best…

Animal Therapy Systems and Elite Animal Sports Therapy are excited to announce that we are now proud sponsors of WPRA barrel racer and NFR Qualifier Dona Kay Rule of Oklahoma.
Dona Kay uses the ATS Animal Calibrated Acuscope regularly as part of her equine health routine to keep Valor feeling and performing his best. We are grateful to her for believing in us!
Dona Kay is an amazing woman, and we are deeply honored to help support her journey.

04/18/2022

Thank you Marty Bales, Lori Connall and Christy-Ann Saccomanno for letting us take care of your babies. They are such sweethearts ❤️ Desert Rose Equine Therapy & Performance 🌵🌺☀️

04/08/2022

Spring has arrived and the horse activities are in full swing. We are scheduling haul in appointments for April 15-17. Service’s range from opening those pathways with a General Well Being treatment, to more specific issues or concerns. We are here to help you and your athlete achieve peak performance. We invite you to also come observe a treatment session that we already have scheduled, to learn more about these amazing instruments and what we have to offer.
Call or Text - Kaylynn @ 509-378-9211
Bobbi @ 509-378-0061
Located @ 66504 E Sunset View PRSE
Benton City, WA. 99320

03/13/2022

12/31/2021

Happy New Year everyone 🐎

09/29/2021

Great information

Fall can be a beautiful time of year for horseback riding; however, frost can negatively impact horse health. Frost damaged pastures can have higher concentrations of nonstructural carbohydrates, leading to an increase in the potential for founder and colic, especially in horses diagnosed with or prone to obesity, laminitis, Cushings, and Equine Metabolic Syndrome. To help prevent these health issues, wait up to a week before turning horses back onto a pasture after a killing frost. Subsequent frosts are not a concern as the pasture plants were killed during the first frost.

Why do nonstructural carbohydrates increase during the fall? During the day, plants carry out the process of photosynthesis. In this process, they make carbohydrates as an energy source for the plant. A second process, respiration, is carried out when the plants use up the carbohydrates they produce during the night for energy. Plant respiration slows down when temperatures are near freezing. As a result, the plants hold their carbohydrates overnight. Freezing can stop respiration and lock the carbohydrates in the plant for over a week. Thus, plants tend to contain more carbohydrates in colder temperatures or after a frost. Often, horses will prefer forages after a frost due to the higher carbohydrates levels.

08/05/2021

TESTIMONY of Accuscope/Myopulse Instruments ability to heal..
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Wow I am in such awe at the progress of this. On the 4th of July the fireworks made my weanling c**t get scared and hurt. Luckily no damage to any tendons or ligaments. But I still thought this is going to take forever to heal. Here we are 30 days later and he gets to be turned out in the pasture and no more bandage changes!!! We have been accuscoping it multiple times a week thanks to Desiree Epps and Tara Rafftery

Here is 30 day update

08/03/2021

ATS ELECTRO-ACUSCOPE/ MYOPULSE

• FDA approved for pain relief, neuro-muscular and wound rehabilitation; also sp*eds the healing process by at least 50%.

• Animal Calibrated - The ATS Electro-Acuscope/Myopulse are the ONLY instruments on the market today with computer circuitry that is specifically programmed for animals.

• Biofeedback Modulated Micro current - Using the biofeedback capabilities, the therapist is able to read the resistance in the tissue to pin point areas of cellular dis function. The Acuscope then uses the “readings” to perform the perfect treatment constantly reading, calculating, adjusting, and treating the entire time.

• Micro current - Generates the same amount of current the cells do naturally. So the animals body can recognize and respond to micro current much faster than any other type of current or waveform.

• ATS provides the only veterinarian approved, original, and longest established hands on training program on the market.

PROVEN RESULTS THROUGH NATURAL HEALING

07/28/2021

Izmine…add in detox and to aid tender footed horses. This is an amazing product from blood sugar balance, dementia, building strong bones, tender feet, it is also in the Dynamite elixir should be taken separately away from food unless you need it as a digestive aid.
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06/28/2021

In competition, training and life the level of honor we conduct ourselves with is always what’s most remembered.
www.horsepro.tv

05/10/2021

05/02/2021

MYTH: Mares are moody and temperamental compared to geldings, and there's little you can do about it. 🤔

FACT: Too many mare owners use the fact that their horse is a mare, as an excuse to hand-wave away their own failures as horsemen.

Much like how some stallion owners will bend over backwards to avoid taking responsibility for their horse's out-of-control behavior. They use their horse's ge****ls as a convenient scapegoat; giggling and making "chestnut mare" memes instead of sobering up and demonstrating actual leadership with their horses.

Their mare is snarling, pinning ears, bucking under saddle, or machine-gun-kicking the stall wall; screaming and spraying p*e everywhere like a skunk. And these owners will just write it off as "mare behavior". The problem is, that's not normal mare behavior. It's "poorly-trained, highly-reactive, disrespectful mare behavior" that needs to be addressed.

I've been lucky enough to ride and interact with some amazing mares over the years. And they all have two things in common:

1. They're extremely well trained. They're respectful, attentive, soft and willing.

2. You often can't tell when, or if, they're in heat. They're never moody. Never pinny-eared. Never showing signs of disrespect.

Coincidence? I think not.

A well-trained mare is not going to let natural hormone fluctuations get in the way of her job. Her respect for you, her attentiveness, and all the aspects of the partnership you've mutually built; will override the environmental factors at play.

However if you haven't invested the necessary time and effort to build that partnership, it can be tempting to write off your horse's poor behavior as an unavoidable consequence of their gender. But instead of looking into calming supplements, your first instinct should be to start getting serious about creating a true foundation of respect and control with your mare.

I promise you, the more respect and control you get, the less "mare-ish" behavior you'll see.

--Jake

04/28/2021

For sale - Courbette hunt saddle 17” pristine condition. Matching Arabian sized hunt bridle and breast collar. Used hunter show boots as well, size 9. All tack and boots are in excellent condition, no scratches or marks. PM me for pricing ❤️

04/12/2021

Update...we have 1 spot open for the Ranch Riding Clinic. If interested, let us know 🤗

We are really excited to announce that we will be hosting a Ranch Riding clinic with Deb Witty, April 24th & 25th! Check out our website for more information!!! https://www.desertroseequinetherapy.com/events

04/09/2021

Updated information has been added this morning to our website on our ringbone case study for Connor 💛 Check it out!! https://www.desertroseequinetherapy.com/connor-ring-bone

Connor has been an absolute pleasure to work with and we are really excited about the progress we’ve made in helping this big guy 🌈🦄🌵🌺

03/15/2021

We are really excited to announce that we will be hosting a Ranch Riding clinic with Deb Witty, April 24th & 25th! Check out our website for more information!!! https://www.desertroseequinetherapy.com/events

03/15/2021

Learn how to stretch your horse's pelvis with a technique that is comfortable for you and your horse!

02/25/2021

The hoof is what you make it.
If you want to change the out put, you need to change the input...

https://www.theequinedocumentalist.com/post/the-hoof-it-is-what-you-make-it