© - Content and images in this blog are copyright HorseGrooms LLC unless stated otherwise. Feel free to repost or share for non-commercial purpose, but please make sure to link back to this website and its original post.

℗ - We do not store any information about your visit to our website other than for analytics and optimization for content and reading experience through the use of cookies.

℅ - Our site does at times contain paid advertisements, sponsored content, and/or affiliate links.

Reader Etiquette

DOWNLOAD NOW

Get the FREE Guide

We're on a mission to advance the craft of grooming & keep horsemanship alive.

Master recipe maker

horsegrooms

subscribe for free

Get Access to Exclusive HorseGrooms Content

When your Horse Should NOT get Worked on

Consulte a su veterinario si su caballo está experimentando alguna contraindicación enumerada.

Consult with your vet if your horse is experiencing any of the listed contraindications.

Despite the incredible benefits that Equine Bodywork may bring to the table, there are actually times when it could do more harm than good. It’s important to know when to hold off on an Equine Bodywork session.

Contraindications of Equine Bodywork:

If your horse is experiencing any of the listed contraindications, it’s important to consult with your veterinarian. 

Once bodywork is cleared by your vet, you may continue your sessions. Your horse’s health is our #1 priority. 

April 22, 2023

Brittany Gray 🇺🇸

read & Leave a comment

Email

Pin

Tweet

Share

0

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

learn more

The Community for Horse grooms

join now

Featuring event schedules, connection with peers, access to industry leaders, and exclusive courses. Signing up is totally free and gets you instant access to everything the Community has to offer.

get involved