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Equine massage is hands-on bodywork used as a complementary wellness and performance-support modality. It may support relaxation, mobility, circulation, and healthy soft-tissue function.

Frequency depends on the individual horse, workload, discipline, lifestyle, and goals. An appropriate routine can be discussed after the first session.

Sessions may be planned around training and competition. Timing and approach should reflect the horse's schedule, individual needs, and any guidance from the care team.

The practitioner observes the horse, considers posture, movement, muscle tone, symmetry, and tension, applies appropriate bodywork, integrates mobility or stretching where suitable, and reassesses the horse.

Please have your horse clean, dry, and safely handled in a quiet working area whenever possible.

Pain, lameness, injury, illness, or other concerning symptoms require veterinary care. Bodywork does not replace diagnosis or treatment by a licensed veterinarian.

Veterinary clearance may be appropriate when a horse is under veterinary care, recovering from injury or illness, or has a known medical condition.

Equine Align is mobile and serves horses at their home barn, training facility, and competition environment. Service area, travel radius, fees, and barn-call minimums are confirmed when booking.

Sessions may support hunters, jumpers, dressage, eventing, western performance, barrel racing, reining, pleasure, young, senior, and recreational horses.

Each horse responds individually. The practitioner will document observations and discuss appropriate next steps without making veterinary diagnoses or treatment claims.

No. Equine Align provides wellness and performance-support services and does not diagnose, prescribe, or treat veterinary medical conditions.