Horse skin conditions, such as dermatitis and mud fever, are signs of an underlying internal issue. They require a comprehensive approach—that is, addressing both internal and external factors, as well as emotional well-being.
Skin problems in horses. Read more »
Castration is a significant milestone in a horse’s life, both physically, emotionally, and socially. How can we maximize the horse’s comfort and prevent the physical, biomechanical, and energetic consequences of the procedure? This article offers strategies for improving pre- and post-operative care through osteopathy and shiatsu.
Castration scar in horses. Read more »
Quad Nose means Zen:
Horses have a highly developed sense of smell, which helps them find food, explore their surroundings, and—not to mention—stay happy!
A Horse's Sense of Smell: Smelling and Sensing Read more »
The skin is the largest and most complex organ in a horse’s body: richly supplied with blood and nerves,
Feeling good in your own skin? A horse’s skin and emotions. Read more »
Equine Shiatsu: For Your Horse's Comfort!
In this article, you'll discover 5 reasons why you shouldn't wait any longer to treat your horse to a shiatsu session!
5 Surprising Reasons Why Your Horse Will Love Shiatsu Read more »
The Triple Burner meridian is like a Swiss Army knife—an absolute must-have, the meridian of harmony!
The Triple Heater or Three Burners: a major meridian! Read more »
In equine shiatsu, spring is associated with the Wood element, growth, the liver, and the gallbladder
A horse in the wind! Read more »
In equine shiatsu, working on the horse’s back is fundamental, for several reasons related to Eastern energy theory.
The back, the withers, and shiatsu. Read more »