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AKM Balanced Equine - Pet-store in Division-no-8,Alberta,Canada
Box 154
Division-no-8, Others
Alberta, Canada -
14033923602
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Detailed description is I am a certified Farrier, Equine Massage Therapist, and Vertebral Realignment Therapist.. As for my farrier work, I look at what the horse’s conformation is and what the horse is used for and then decide what I need to do to keep the foot functioning well.. I charge $35 for a trim, $80 for front shoes, and $110 for a full set of shoes and $0.50/km one way for mileage plus GST. I only cold shoe.. . As for my massage and vertebral realignment work, in the first session: 1/I look at the horse’s conformation and how it move and assess its movement and take notes. 2/ I do a thorough hands-on assessment of the horse’s muscles and bone positions. 3/ I work on the areas of issue as long as the horse will allow me and after the muscles are loose I will do the adjustments needed (I don’t use a mallet only my hands). 4/ I may make suggestions to the owner as for exercises and stretches they could do to help the horse. I can also asses tack fit if the owner wishes me to do so. The first session usually takes an 1 1/2 - 2 hrs.. If a second session is required, it usually looks a lot like the first but it only takes about an hour and a half. This is due to the fact that I already know the horse and would have an idea where I need to focus my attention.. . As for how many sessions a horse requires it depends on the horse and what the horse is used for. If it is a pleasure horse maybe all it needs is a session or 2 and maybe then a session only once or twice a year to make sure everything is good. If it is a performance horse maybe after the first few sessions, it might be wise to get a massage done once a month to help keep the horse’s muscles and body working to full potential. Again it really depends on the horse and the use.. . My first session costs $100, and any more sessions that are needed would cost $85. There is a mileage charge as well which is $0.50/km one way and GST.. . Massage can make a huge difference in a horse that has an injury. Not only does it increase circulation and bring nutrients to the area that needs healing it aids in removing the swelling. Using lymphatic drainage techniques I can greatly reduce lower limb swelling and swelling due from injuries which will speed up recovery time. Massage can also greatly benefit a horse that is colicing. By using colic relief techniques I can aid in getting the digestive track moving and functioning again in a timely manner.. . Regarding massage for reducing swelling or massage for colic relief I charge $75 plus my mileage charge and GST..
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