Steel Creek Therapy

22/09/2024

22/09/2024

Good information everyone should know!

20/09/2024

Please read JJ’s story! It could save your horse too!!
I have been working on JJ since I started my business 2 years ago! He is the best boy but was always in slight pain, poor top line, weaker hind end, etc…
No one could ever figure out what was wrong so a long trail ride and he would be real sore.
I learned a new modality at the same time his owner started doing some different exercises with him. Also she shared with me information about the gelding scar (message me for more info on that).
Of course we got no before video but you would barely use 1 lb of pressure on his back and he would flinch he was so sensitive and in pain. So I did some Myofascial releases focusing on the gelding scar and the scar tissue on his legs.
2 weeks went by and went back out to work on him again and there was no sensitivity at all light pressure, hard pressure nada. His top line was filling out and he looked so happy.
This boy who has never packed before packed out a moose just this past weekend by himself! A MOOSE y’all! 2 trips and still this guy is doing phenomenal! I worked on him yesterday for a reward as always he loved it but still no sensitivity at all.
With the right stuff your horse can live it’s best life and save you on vet bills and special shoes.

14/09/2024

Uh oh

1 horse confirmed, and 1 horse in a private facility exposed, to West Nile Virus in Douglas County, Colorado.

13/09/2024

Harley and Riley enjoying their Pemf time. Harley has arthritis and lupus, Riley had broken his pelvis (he’s healed now) doing it due to his breed and age. I’d say they were happy pups! 🐶 ♥️

10/09/2024

Exciting things are happening for SCT!!! Stay tuned!!🥰

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10/09/2024

Good breakdown showing the difference!

With each passing year, horses are living longer lives and many survive easily to 25 years of age or older. While this is good news, it also means that we need to be aware of changes that can occur with age in order to preserve the health and quality of life of our equine friends.

For example, Equine Cushing’s disease is one of the most common diseases of horses 15 years of age or older. This syndrome is better defined as Equine Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction (PPID) because it reflects the location within the brain that is abnormal. Clinical signs are associated with abnormally elevated hormone concentrations in the blood.

Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS) is another endocrine disorder that can affect mature horses and shares some of the same clinical signs as PPID. Although the two disorders feature some striking clinical similarities — most notably a predisposition to development of chronic laminitis — the underlying disease biology is quite different in each case. Successful management relies on proper diagnosis by your equine veterinarian first.

Our understanding of both conditions, especially EMS, is incomplete and evolving, but sufficient information is currently available to highlight some important similarities and differences for the interested horse owner. Consult your veterinarian for more information and work with them to develop the best wellness practices to ensure a healthy life for your mature horse.

Shared from American Association of Equine Practitioners

08/09/2024

The latest farm to table just came in today!!!
🐖. Not only do we provide awesome noninvasive pain management and wound healing but we raise and sell pork 🐷 and farm fresh chicken eggs 🍳 🐓
Buy your food locally and support your hobby farm, homestead, ranch or farm. ♥️♥️♥️

07/09/2024

That first expression when you get your cold lazer session and you really wanted it 😂
Penny showing her love for MagnaWave ♥️♥️

06/09/2024

Luna’s Story!
Luna is a 7 year old quarter horse. She started to develop a lump on her inner thigh. You could tell she was uncomfortable so the vet came out removed it and stitched her up. We waited for results as we thought it was a melanoma by how quickly it was growing.
Luna kept shifting her weight side to side and raising her tail to p*e but not p*eing. She was also treated for a UTI that didn’t stop this movement.
The vet got back with results it is NOT a melanoma Whoo hoo 🥳 we were so relieved. Instead it’s a sarcoid. Scarcoids are the growth of tiny collections of inflammatory cells in different parts of the body.
The owner knew what she wanted to do and that was PEMF!

We checked her body and I found one on the underside of her belly so took a picture of it now knowing what we were working with.

Did it work? Hell yes it worked!!!! 💪 Kailee with Rust Creek rented her machine out for one month so the owner could work on Luna 2x a day 3x a week.

I am happy to announce that Luna is no longer showing any signs of pain, doing a hose steps or raising her tail. She is back in work and doing phenomenal!

Pemf works it’s a natural remedy that takes time but to handle something without drugs is the way to go.

06/09/2024

Luna’s Story!
Luna is a 7 year old quarter horse. She started to develop a lump on her inner thigh. You could tell she was uncomfortable so the vet came out removed it and stitched her up. We waited for results as we thought it was a melanoma by how quickly it was growing.
Luna kept shifting her weight side to side and raising her tail to p*e but not p*eing. She was also treated for a UTI that didn’t stop this movement.
The vet got back with results it is NOT a melanoma Whoo hoo 🥳 we were so relieved. Instead it’s a sarcoid. Scarcoids are the growth of tiny collections of inflammatory cells in different parts of the body.
The owner knew what she wanted to do and that was PEMF!

We checked her body and I found one on the underside of her belly so took a picture of it now knowing what we were working with.

Did it work? Hell yes it worked!!!! 💪 Kailee with Rust Creek rented her machine out for one month so the owner could work on Luna 2x a day 3x a week.

I am happy to announce that Luna is no longer showing any signs of pain, doing a hose steps or raising her tail. She is back in work and doing phenomenal!

Pemf works it’s a natural remedy that takes time but to handle something without drugs is the way to go

30/08/2024

Friday vibes

25/08/2024

Total feeds is in!!! Best feed around for your furry friends!

22/08/2024

Laser feeling so good Lyria had to hold her head up, clementine loved her pemf and I got to go see my long eared beauty today!

21/08/2024

I am placing my Total Feeds order today if anyone would like to preorder let me know and I'll get you set with Dog food, Goat feed, Cattle feed, or any of the 3 different kinds of Equine feed (LNSC, Total Equine or Essentials).

19/08/2024

09/08/2024

The moment you hit the mat and the relaxation kicks in 😴 ♥️

05/08/2024

I so enjoy being able to be with this beautiful girl! Mules are a different beast but so much fun ♥️💖

03/08/2024

Did you know you don’t have to take fly gear off while getting a MagnaWave session. ✨ Each attachment penetrates 16” into the body. Heck people can even leave shoes while working on feet issues. Pretty cool 😎

03/08/2024

Stay on schedule with your farrier for your horses sake ♥️

Why does your farrier require you to stay on a schedule if you stay with him? Is he just wanting more money? Is he just taking advantage of you? Absolutely not. It’s all about keeping the horse’s foot as consistent as possible. Too many people think “oh, they don’t look bad so they don’t need done.” When in reality, if they do look good inbetween cycles, and they still look good when they are due next…that’s a compliment to the job the farrier has done.

For every 1 centimeter of extra toe, it’s an added 50 kilograms of force on the tendons. If you do the conversion, that’s 110lbs of extra tension!!!!! Think about the pain a horse has with toes that are 4-5” long. Or, on a horse that’s only done once or twice a year. So, when a farrier requires or asks that their clients stay on a schedule, it’s for the benefit of the horse. It’s our job as farriers to do what we can to keep our client horses both sound and comfortable.

24/07/2024

Met some fantastic new people and horses yesterday and got to see some of my faves, did I take any pictures???? NO! Just this one of a cute baby, duh the only one that matters!!! 🤣

22/07/2024

Last week I went into our duck pen and found this little one laying there seemingly lifeless. I moved it and it’s little wing moved. I snatched that baby up and got it on my pemf paddle immediately for 10 minutes. Hours of one on one heat this little baby survived!!! Plus currently we have 2 other babies making the total of 3 happy healthy ducklings 🐥