Alternative Action / Acupressure

Winterize Your Horse with Acupressure

Written by Jan Evans, Colorado Animal Acupressure

As the days get shorter and nights lengthen, there’s much to do to get ready for the coming winter. While you’re draining hoses to prevent freeze damage and tightening up the barn to keep the winter wind at bay, don’t forget to get your horse ready for the cold weather ahead.

Equine Tui Na: Hands-On Pain Relief

Written by Amy Snow and Nancy Zidonis

Tui Na is a good hands-on method of maintaining the health of your horse’s muscles for pain-free riding. Tui Na, or Chinese meridian massage, has been continuously practiced in China for at least 4000 years. The name Tui Na comes from the nature of the hands-on healing techniques.

Supporting Equine Detox with Acupressure

Written by Amy Snow and Nancy Zidonis

By stimulating acupressure points, you can help maintain the energetic balance of your horse’s body, encouraging defense against environmental toxins

Allergic Reactions: Balance the Immune System with Acupressure

Written by Amy Snow and Nancy Zidonis

Cough, drippy nose or eyes, raspy breathing, raised lumps on the neck or shoulder, obvious itchy areas – when your horse exhibits any of these conditions, odds are he has allergies.

Allergies in both humans and horses can be life-threatening. Severe allergic reactions can lead to cardiovascular and respiratory failure.

Acupressure for Weather Changes

Written by Amy Snow and Nancy Zidonis

We can’t control the weather, but we can make our horses as comfortable and healthy as possible during seasonal changes

Alternative Action / Acupressure

Winterize Your Horse with Acupressure

Equine Tui Na: Hands-On Pain Relief

Supporting Equine Detox with Acupressure

Allergic Reactions: Balance the Immune System with Acupressure

Acupressure for Weather Changes

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