Usually working on your horses is pretty anticlimactic. There’s no huge muscle spasms; not much movement at all actually.
That is, unless we’re working with nerve damage.
The best part about this job is that I only see people who love their horses. And often times those owners see a horse who needs a soft landing, so they load them up and bring them home.
When I was approached about working on the nerve damage in this geldings face I think I may have surprised his owner with how confident I was that we could help him.
The Acuscope is the only modality on the market with settings that specifically target nerves. Not only can we calm overstimulated nerves, but we can move the process along for “dead” nerves to start firing again and repaving their pathways.
I’m excited to watch his progress over the coming months, as this is only the beginning of his healing journey.
Happy New Year to the best clients in California! 🎆
May your 2024 be filled with blessings inside the arena and out!
Happy Thanksgiving from Angus & I!
Feeling extremely blessed this year, and I’m thankful for each and every one of you!
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How cool is this?
This family has all of their Jr. Rodeo horses on a regular schedule with me to keep them feeling great.
“Socks” just joined their family from another great client of mine, and I got a message that this team caught their first calf today!
I absolutely love these updates, and I’m thrilled I get to keep up with “Socks” in his new home!
Another year filled with the best horses and clients I could ask for!
Merry Christmas everyone! 🎄⚡️