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23.01.2022 BOOKINGS NOW OPEN - EARLY BIRD SPECIAL So excited to announce I will be attending the Southern Spectacular and Vic Paint Horse State Shows @ Elmore on February 17th - Sunday 21st! Offering Pulse Equine PEMF Sessions. ... For all bookings made prior to the event the sessions will be $65 (Normally $75) I’ll be there from Tuesday 16th for those competitors who have classes on Wednesday and would like their horses done prior. Thank you - can’t wait to see you all there

23.01.2022 Closed For The Holidays I will be taking a short break for Xmas/New Year from Thursday the 24th of December and will be returning on Monday 4th of January 2021. I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all of my wonderful clients and their humans, for the support they have shown me throughout what was a very difficult year for everyone. ... May 2021 be bigger and better than ever! Have a wonderful Xmas and Safe New Year PS - I’d like to also thank Zipper, for allowing me to put the reindeer ears on and not eating them! God he puts up with some crap from me! Thanks Buddy

22.01.2022 Closed For The Holidays I will be taking a short break for Xmas/New Year from Thursday the 24th of December and will be returning on Monday 4th of January 2021. I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all of my wonderful clients and their humans, for the support they have shown me throughout what was a very difficult year for everyone. ... May 2021 be bigger and better than ever! Have a wonderful Xmas and Safe New Year PS - I’d like to also thank Zipper, for allowing me to put the reindeer ears on and not eating them! God he puts up with some crap from me! Thanks Buddy

22.01.2022 You’re most welcome, Celeste. Thank you for having me out to see her

19.01.2022 The beautiful from every angle, Allie enjoying her PEMF session today! Can you believe she is 19 What can Pulse Equine PEMF sessions do for your horse Boost cellular metabolism ... Increase range of motion Heal faster and reduce recovery time Improve overall comfort and wellbeing If you’d like more information, or to book a session please feel free to contact me

18.01.2022 Along with all of the amazing things PEMF does at a cellular level, it also promotes relaxation. Pretty safe to say Pablo is getting the full benefits from his session today! Check out his eyes at the end ! ... #PulseEquine #reining #lovemyjob #relax #pemf #gunnerbshiney

18.01.2022 The greatest success we’ll know is helping others succeed and grow Excited to welcome our first sponsored show team/rider to MG Equine Therapies Mikayla Gaunt Show Horses ! #teammgsh... #pulseequine #pemf See more

18.01.2022 2 of my reasons why! (Roy L - Zipper R) I love these 2 boys for very different reasons..... What one lacks, the other has in spades. But is was Roy who had the biggest influence on my decision to obtain my Diploma in EMT. ... When I purchased him a few years ago, I came to learn that his body was a little bit broken and I so desperately wanted to fix him. And so the journey began and MG Equine Therapies was established. I consider myself to be extremely lucky and will forever be indebted to them

17.01.2022 You’re most welcome, Erin Thank you for getting me out to see Ben! Looking forward to seeing you next week #PulseEquine #pemftherapy... #ilovemyjob #horsesarelife See more

16.01.2022 Thank you, Kristen We are thrilled to now offer PEMF with our Pulse Equine Machine

14.01.2022 WHY IS MY HORSE SORE? This is a question I get asked a lot, especially when there seems to be no particular or outstanding reason why. As a therapist I always l...ook at a horse holistically and not just the affected area to try to uncover the issue or issues that could be causing the soreness. I have found in most cases of muscle soreness unless it is a trauma, injury or paddock slip, bad saddle fit etc that has happened, that it is usually a combination of a few things that causes muscle soreness and not just one individual thing. Like an onion with layers, one thing will build on another and it can sometimes be a process to strip everything back and get to the core again. Every single horse will have the first issue I have listed below, then add another 2 or 3 of the other problems mentioned to the scenario or maybe even more and you start to get the picture that something in the body is going to get sore or uncomfortable eventually. Some of these issues may only be very small or subtle or not much of problem if isolated on their own but start to add a few of these little things together and we start to create bigger problems unfortunately. We need to take all these into consideration when we are trying to determine why your horse is muscle sore with no glaringly obvious cause. Every athlete will have some level of soreness but it is how we manage it and look at every other aspect mentioned below to make sure our horses are as comfortable, healthy and sound as possible to give them a long and happy riding life. Have a read to see how many of the things could be affecting your horse if he is often sore or use this as a guide to help you if your horse becomes sore in the future. 1. Natural Asymmetry - every horse has this issue, full stop, no horse is balanced evenly over all 4 legs. Some are obviously more so than others but here is our very first base layer of things starting to happen in the body from day one creating tension and compensations. This will eventually start to show up at some stage in their life if not addressed with correct inhand and gymnastic/ridden training to supple and train the left and right sides of the body as evenly as possible. 2. Feet - unbalanced feet cause so many issues and strain through the body, please find yourself a good and knowledgeable farrier who is happy to discuss with you what is going on with your horses feet and give you a plan of how to get them back on track if things aren’t correct. Also find one who is happy to work with other equine professionals that care for your horse so everyone is on the same page and heading in the right direction for your horse. I can’t stress enough how much your horses hooves affect it’s entire body and please get them done regularly! Go out and really have a good look at your horses feet and find yourself a picture of a correctly aligned foot and compare, best thing you can do for yourself and your horse is to educate yourself on this subject. 3. Tack - ensure that every piece of gear or equipment you place on your horse fits it well, ill fitting saddles, bits, bridles, girths can do untold damage and stop your horses from performing correctly. Don’t use gadgets that hold and compress your horses head and neck in and make it hollow through the back and make the hind legs trail out behind. Get your saddles checked and fitted throughout the year and don’t assume one saddle fits all your horses, sadly they normally don’t. 4. Rider Skills and Imbalance - not every rider has the same skill set or level of knowledge which is totally fine, but please understand if you don’t have basic dressage training and are not schooling your horse to change these imbalances that you are riding a crooked and uneven horse and will not be showing it how to balance itself better so you will be increasing the chances of muscle soreness and possible strain or injury due to every horse having Issue number 1. If you wish to help your horse become more balanced find a good dressage coach that is all about the horses wellbeing and has a methodical, step by step, building block approach to help you train your horse correctly. We are also not symmetrical and have our own body issues and may lack core strength so our weight upon our horses back affects our horses way of going also, so try to be as fit as you can be and get yourself looked at every now and then too. 5. Diet - what a horse is or isn’t fed can affect their muscles, temperament and health. There are too many issues to discuss here, but things like grass affected horses, weight issues being over or under weight, lack of certain minerals or vitamins, can all affect our horses wellbeing and performance very much. Ensure your horse has a balanced diet with a good vitamin and mineral supplement, salt and good roughage available 24/7. Even foals need good nutrition from the day they are born, provide them a quality vitamin and mineral mix as they grow up to ensure healthy development and strong bones. 6. Conformation - some horses have various conformational issues that will affect their way of going and this will in turn affect their muscles, such a being croup high so the forehand is loaded even more than it should be putting extra strain through the front end muscles or a turned in hoof that puts strain on that side of the leg and shoulder more than the other. 7. Posture - some horses that are not ridden in a way that engages their core muscles can be slumped or hanging down between their scapula/shoulders and then will not use their back correctly. If your horses goes around with its head up in the air or flexed off this will become its normal way of going and bad posture creates sores muscles and loss of top line. Even if you are not inclined to do dressage training there are many exercises you can do from the ground to help improve posture and muscle soreness such a carrot stretches, tummy lifts and leg stretches to improve things for your horse. 8. Age - older horses can stiffen up more than younger horses and may need more time to warm up when ridden or may need to start on a joint supplement or injection to help them feel better and loosen them up. A stiff horse will restrict and contract it muscles creating soreness and become shorter striding or more shuffling in its movement. 9. Fitness Level - we can sometimes ask too much of our horses which contributes to causing sore muscles. If they have been out of work for a while we need to slowly build up muscle strength and cardio fitness again over a number of weeks. We can sometimes ride for a bit longer than we planned or teach new exercises or movements that use different muscle groups or over do the same thing. Young horses are also very weak and get muscle sore easily, riding on a softer surface than usual or on hilly terrain if they not used to it can all cause muscle soreness too. 10. Living Environment - conditions that horses live in can severely affect their muscles and general wellbeing. Your horse may be living on very uneven ground, or be on a steep slope or in muddy, slippery paddocks that will all have an bearing on his body and how it functions. Also if they are in a herd what is the pecking order, is he being bullied or a bully, again this can cause stress, tension and soreness. Are they a fence walker or running around a lot, these things can and do have an impact. It is not always possible to move your horse or change things especially if you are agisted but do have empathy for how your horse is in his living quarters as that is where they spend the majority of their time and try to make it as stress free and comfortable as possible for them. 11. Regular bodywork - if you haven’t had your horse treated by a professional bodyworker of any modality then it is truly worthwhile to start as they can identify issues and help to release muscle soreness and give you advice and a program to follow between visits to assist with keeping your horse maintained. Find a good qualified bodyworker who is willing to work alongside your vet, farrier and other bodyworkers you may use to have your horses best interest as their top priority. Look for someone who will tell you what they are doing as they treat your horse and explain what they are looking for or finding so you understand what is going on with your horse, don’t accept someone that turns up and just says yep he’s out and then only spend five minutes or so there and don’t even assess your horse properly, explain what was wrong or what they did, they are not doing either of you any favours. 12. Underlying issues - if you still have ongoing muscle soreness issues and have looked at each of the above mentioned topics and feel that they are not the main cause and that there could be more going on then please don’t hesitate to call your vet for an examination of your horse. Things like ulcers, sacroiliac issues, arthritis, pssm and overdue teeth also cause muscle soreness in horses and no amount of bodywork, correct riding or training will be enough to ease the discomfort until it is addressed. I hope this helps you to understand the many factors involved that could be causing muscle soreness and that it takes a team of committed professionals and owners to all work together to get your horse back to optimum performance and comfort.

12.01.2022 You’re most welcome, Erin Thank you for getting me out to see Ben! Looking forward to seeing you next week #PulseEquine #pemftherapy... #ilovemyjob #horsesarelife See more

12.01.2022 Slippery Day Dreamin about his PEMF session...... I Love doing this horse....and it has absolutely nothing to do with his mum offering me home made lemonade after we are done !!!

12.01.2022 Available afternoon sessions in Bairnsdale for this Thursday the 10th PEMF, Massage & Red Light Please PM to secure a time or for more info Available afternoon sessions in Bairnsdale for this Thursday the 10th PEMF, Massage & Red Light Please PM to secure a time or for more info

10.01.2022 THE POWER OF PEMF 3 year old colt Redwood Pretty Impressive from Redwood Stock Horse Stud enjoying his weekly PEMF session this morning. PEMF sessions available from Pakenham to Bairnsdale - please contact me for further info or to book a session

09.01.2022 So excited to finally announce We have included PEMF to our range of modalities to offer more options for your horse’s overall health and well being. What is PEMF and how can it benefit my horse? ... PEMF stands for ‘Pulse Electromagnetic Field’ Over time our cells can lose their charge and fatigue and injury can set in. PEMF works by providing a gentle pulsing electromagnetic field in order to charge and stimulate the cell membranes, aiding the body to optimise it’s own self-healing and self-regulating capabilities. PEMF assists with the following... Reduces recovery time from illness/injury Enhances muscle function/strength Increases circulation Improves blood oxygenation Assists with inflammation Enhancing recovery time after exercise To book a PEMF session or if you’d like anymore information, please feel free to contact me via messenger or on 0429104446 Thank You

06.01.2022 I never had the opportunity as a kid to go to pony club.... BUT today I got to go for the first time Neerim Pony Club invited me along to give the kids a demonstration with my Pulse Equine PEMF machine. I had a blast and felt welcomed from the start...Thank you to the organisers of this awesome little club! ... Flowers by Daina you are amazing - Thank You so much for this generous gift, they are beautiful!

06.01.2022 What is Red Light Therapy (RLT) and how can it benefit your horse? RLT is the application of specific wavelengths of light to stimulate known healing responses. Working at a cellular level, it stimulates mitochondria within cells and increases the production of ATP (Adenosine triphosphate) which allows damaged cells to receive vital nutrients and dispose of toxins in order to aid in recovery. ... The benefits... Reduces inflammation Increases circulation Promotes collagen reformation Stimulates lymphatic drainage Muscle relaxation Pain relief Used for treating... Tendon & ligament injuries Muscle soreness Arthritic joints Wound healing Performance & recovery Lymphatic drainage RLT is safe and painless and can be used alone or partnered with massage to aid in accelerated healing. Please contact me on 0429 104 446 if you have any questions about RLT and it’s benefits and how it can help your horse or if you would like to make a booking. Thank You from MG Equine Therapies

06.01.2022 If you have a PULSE, you have a purpose

06.01.2022 Whilst we were all on holidays.... this bloke was still working! Muscles & fascia still releasing AFTER the machine had been turned off #pemftherapy... #pulseequine #westernpleasure #results See more

05.01.2022 And we’re relaxed The various stages of a Pulse Equine PEMF session #pulseequine... #pemftherapy #satisfiedcustomerhere See more

02.01.2022 Welcome to MG Equine Therapies ‘Kelly’ Here’s hoping we can fix what’s bothering him, give him time to grow and then turn him into a cow pony

02.01.2022 Qualified Equine Myofunctional Therapist who is dedicated and passionate about improving and maintaining peak performance in equine athletes and pleasure horses alike. Offering PEMF, Remedial and Sports Massage in conjunction with Red Light Therapy to improve your horses overall performance, health and wellbeing. Servicing Pakenham, Berwick, Lang Lang, Koo Wee Rup, Drouin and Warragul. ... Please phone 0429104446 to make an appointment or to discuss the services I offer, the benefits and how they can support your horse. Thank You from MG Equine Therapies !

01.01.2022 Early morning start at the track