Forever Equine - Suzanne Holmes Equine Therapist

11/12/2019

A great product
A great competition

We are hosting a competition for our Furchildren

We are looking for 2 Natrofix Equines and 2 Natrofix canines who are needing our product

Your human needs to email us:
A photo of you
Your details (name, age, breed and 2 or 3 lines about why you need Natrofix)
Where you are from and live now

We will post these on our page for all to see and admire.

Competition ends 23rd December 2019

We will choose our winner and send you your Natrofix product

So....send those emails, time is ticking
[email protected]

24/11/2018

Lovely when your equine client has a good day at the office! Shiatsu client Denise jumped.her heart out today....
Congrats Debby

1.35m Champion at the Adult Show Jumping Championships
Congratulations to Capital Denise, owned and ridden by Debby Engela

Denise is a consumer of Natrofix Equine

04/04/2018

Interesting

A common Question...When is the right time to back a horse? We saw image showing at what age different bone formations in the equine anatomy are "ossified" or formed. We must admit it shocked us all in the office!

(credit to Caroline Sauvergrain Equine Osteopath)

08/01/2018

Happy 2018
A new start to a new year and to make sure your horses are ready for whatever you have planned......book your sessions of the many services i offer
Shiatsu and soft tissue laser
Ozone therapy
Bemer

10% discount offered on 4 sessions booked and paid for in advance - sessions to be weekly or less

Let's start off right...

14/08/2017

I am loving this says Patch

24/07/2017

Our flagship equestrian product....

ALOE VETERINARY FORMULA

This easy to apply spray is ideal for soothing irritations, wound care, cleansing area's before applying dressings or to achieve a glossy and conditioned coat after bathing.

The gentle Aloe Veterinary Formula can be diluted to clean irritated eyes or to clean dirty ears. It can also be used as a soothing leg wash to provide protection after exercise.

A great all round product.

05/07/2017

Poll tension is extremely common but a good release can make the world of difference to you horse
therapy

10/06/2017

I think I hit the spot!
Very tight hamstrings on this fellow
therapy

10/06/2017

Truly amazing when a horse releases so well

25/04/2017

Happy pony - pre eventing ozone workup

02/02/2017

Think this wonderful girl really enjoyed her treatment

23/09/2016

A wonderful week which included helping a client truck her horse to the vet for insemination (maybe I can be Godmother :-) ) to a little long lining training for another
My services are so varied which make for an exciting life

07/09/2016

You don't have to go to excessive lengths to gain your horse's trust ;-)

25/08/2016

For all desensitising work (water, plastic, anything)- I can help u

09/08/2016

This is why bodywork is so important for your horse's overall well-being

The horse naturally carries 70 % of its weight over the front end. The horse has no collar bones, and so the shoulders are attached to the body by muscles, ligaments and fascia known as the Thoracic Sling. The Thoracic Sling is made up of a series of muscles, all of which are involved in steering the ridden horse. If these muscles become tight and restricted, (as what commonly occurs very quickly if the horse at anytime develops front foot pain) the whole horse will be out of balance and the horse will be forced to lean towards the more restricted side, which is the cause for dropping shoulders (toward the restricted side) and floating out (away from the restricted side). Any compensation will quickly cause problems in the rest of the body. By the law of physics, any imbalance in the front end will absolutely cause a corresponding imbalance in the back end. This is necessary in order for the horse to remain upright and not tip over. This imbalance will not be helped by trying to "pick the horses shoulder up" by a rein, or "get them off your leg" by a spur. It can only be helped by releasing the restrictions that have developed in the front end.

02/08/2016

Food for my soul! - So fulfilling to work with horses and have them feeling so good after my treatment.

25/07/2016

A wonderful message from Nikki, a new client:

Can I just say that before I had my ONE session with Suzanne 'Wright' Holmes I couldn't get either horse to stay in the trailer. Alfie would go in no problem and then almost immediately fly out backwards (dangerous for us all). Sal was like nope - not doing it - and planted his feet refusing to get in. A few hours with her and both boys - and now I can get Sal to walk in himself and Alfie has stopped bolting backwards at drop of a hat and standing quietly - he's not "there" yet but Sal is happy as a lark in there! Sal likes it so much I literally had to drag him out today! Alfie went in half way by himself today - so we're getting there bit by bit! Suzanne was very reasonably priced, affordable - wasn't hurried or pressured me - I had no arms left by the end of our session but what a result - two horses that now go into and stand in the box, first time asked to by ME (as its not so great if horse only goes in for trainer). Suzanne gave me tips and a lot of confidence and the boys and I are doing great - now to plan some fun jaunts! Still work to do, but I think Suzanne fixed me as much as she did the boys!

17/07/2016

Another two horses successfully loading.......makes my work so rewarding to have happy horses and owners

11/12/2015

Super loading session last night with two "oldies" who just decided to give their mom a run for the money.
Once again loading like super stars!

22/10/2015

Another successful loading session with a young 4 year old who has never boxed before - so wonderful to have a positive influence at this stage!