FAQs

How long does an equine body work session last?

An initial consultation and massage session usually lasts around 2 hours. Follow-up sessions are approximately one to one and a half hours dependent on the needs of the horse.

How often should my horse be massaged?

This all depends on the horses level of work, conformation, extent of an injury, tack fit etc. – requirements are specific to the individual.

Can I ride my horse after a massage session?

Yes – follow-up exercise is beneficial after the massage session. A light hack is ideal.

Do I need to get permission from my vet before you massage my horse?

Yes – Under the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966, veterinary permission must be obtained for all horses being treated with Equine Sports Massage. This can be done via a quick call to your vet to ensure massage is a suitable treatment for your horse. I am happy to do this on your behalf if you wish.

How should I prepare my horse for a massage?

Please make sure that your horse is clean and dry before the session.

To book an appointment or for any enquiries, questions or queries please call us on 07793 768835 or email info@whitehorseequinetherapy.co.uk