JC Equine Therapies and Rehabilitation

Rehab is one of those horse owner journeys nobody warns you enough about. It’s a wild ride of hand-walking in the pouring rain, trying to convince a hyperactive missile on four legs to "just walk quietly," and constantly staring at their hooves like a mad scientist analyzing every single step.

I feel this so deeply right now because my boy Harry is currently on round two of rehab. (Yes, we loved the first season so much we decided to get a sequel.) It’s exhausting, emotional, and requires a level of patience I didn't know I possessed.

Because I’m living in the thick of it every single day, I’d love to help make the road a bit easier for other horses and their stressed-out humans. If your horse needs extra support whether through massage to ease all that "I've been on stall rest" tension or kinesiology taping for stability send me a message.

To anyone else out there negotiating with a spicy horse today: I see you, your sanity is valid, and you’re doing an amazing job. Take it one day and one sound stride at a time. 🐴❤️

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Little bit of pamper for Harry today. Had a lovely groom followed by some acupressure and then some k taping to finish it off

Just a little update from me! 😊

I’ve been a bit busy behind the scenes recently, working on some new things to add to my services, and I’m really excited to finally start sharing them with you.

One of the new things I’ve been developing is equine healing, and over the next few weeks I’ll be posting some photos and videos of sessions I’ve carried out, along with some of the lovely horses I’ve been working with.

It’s been a really interesting journey so far, and I’ve seen some lovely responses from the horses. They never stop teaching me something new! Although some of them seem to think standing on my toes is a perfectly acceptable way to say thank you… 🤣🐴

I’m looking forward to showing you more of what I’ve been working on and sharing a bit more about how equine healing can support your horse alongside massage therapy.

As always, thank you for following my journey and supporting my little business. Keep an eye out for the upcoming photos and videos! 🐎✨

It’s been a really busy weekend at JC Equine Therapies, with such a lovely mix of horses to work on 💛

I’ve been out seeing all sorts this weekend, and I feel really lucky to do what I do. Every horse is different, and I love getting to know them, figuring out what they need, and helping them feel that bit more comfortable in themselves.

I’ve had plenty of kisses, cuddles, and those little “horsey thank yous” that make it all worth it 🐴✨ You know the ones… the soft eyes, the sighs, the leaning in.

Days like this remind me why I started in the first place. Tired, but very grateful.

May and June appointments are filling up quick. Everyone wanting to get their horses and ponies show ready. Let me know if you would like to be booked in.

A little update from me 😊

Some of you may have noticed that I’ve changed my business name from JC Equine Massage to JC Equine Therapies and Rehabilitation… and I just wanted to share why.

Over time, what I offer has grown into so much more than just massage. While massage is still a big part of what I do (and something I love!), I’m also working with horses in a wider way to support their overall wellbeing, recovery, and performance. It felt right that the name reflects that properly.

Nothing else has changed – same passion, same care, same commitment to helping your horses feel and move their best 💙 Just a name that better fits everything I now offer.

I’ve popped some info in the images about the different therapies I provide, so feel free to have a look!

And as always, if you’d like to get booked in or have a chat about how I can help your horse, just drop me a message 😊

I wanted to thank Equine K Taping UK for yet again another amazing product. I used these acupressure patches on a very girthy horse. They were left on for the night and all day when he went out in the field. They were then only took off because he was to be ridden. I wasn't expecting them staying on due to the area but they were still there.