Holistic care for the Whole Horse
I’m Angie Wagner, a certified equine bodyworker and barefoot hoof trimmer. I help horse owners explore attentive bodywork and hoof-care options for their horses.

Care for your horse
Explore bodywork, hoof care and supportive services, with Angie’s guidance on what may suit your horse.
Seven care options
Each option can be discussed in light of your horse’s needs.

Equine massage therapy
Hands-on bodywork offered with attention to your horse’s movement, needs and comfort.

Barefoot hoof trimming
Angie provides barefoot hoof trimming. Clients maintain a 4-6 week trim cycle; each trim is $55.

Acupressure
A supportive bodywork option, considered with your horse’s needs and response.

Red light therapy
A supportive care option Angie can discuss as part of an individual assessment.

SURE FOOT equine stability pads
Stability pads are one of the supportive options Angie offers, with your horse’s comfort considered.
Attentive care, from the start
I observe your horse’s movement and posture, and ask about their background, workload, diet and health. We discuss suitable options together, with comfort and response in mind throughout the visit.

Observe movement and posture
I begin by watching how your horse moves and holds their posture, then talk with you about their background and current needs.
Discuss needs
We consider workload, diet and health history together to help identify which services may be appropriate for your horse.
Work attentively
I pay attention to your horse’s comfort and response throughout care, and confirm service-specific products or equipment with you.
Coordinate care
Services may be considered together when appropriate. If your horse has health concerns, coordinate with your veterinarian.
Hear from horse owners about their experiences
Read genuine client reviews on the Rural Roots Ranch Facebook page for firsthand perspectives on care.
I have worked with Angie for the past three years, trimming my herd’s hooves. When I found out she was adding bodywork, I was ecstatic. She did bodywork on all three members of my herd, and the results on my pony mare was amazing! I’ll be having her out again.”
Jenny K.
I have known Angie for years from 40 over 40 Ladies Equestrian Group. then our friendship grew from me becoming interested in driving a agony. I had 2 ponies & 2 friends minis & needed new farrier. Both myself & friend were not happy with prior farriers trimming We had talked it over & things important then worsened again. Angie was finishing up her courses for Barefoot Trimming & needed to show trimming pictures I trusted her & she meticulously trimmed & very slowly reshaped my ponies’ hooves. Babs my then 7 year old pony had very crooked legs from possible poor nutrition before I got her at age 5. Babs legs have improved by wonderfully. Last fall Greenville Vets wanted to know who was doing my trimming. They made me so happy in my ponies body condition & especially their hooves. I stopped by Oak Lawn Stables on the way home to drop off some logs & had to unload the ponies to unload them. Damon, owner & Michele, both said the same & asked who did my trimming it was so good. I am thrilled & so are my ponies. Last year Angie started her body working journey. I asked for her to use my ponies again. Oh my, the girls, Duchess & Babs love their treatments. This is long, 5 star recommendation but I feel folks should know about the great care & work Angie has & will put into your family animals or kids as I call mine.
Karen M.
Thoughtful answers for horse owners
Find practical details about choosing a service, preparing for a visit, travel and fees. If you’re unsure, contact me to talk about your horse.
How do I know which service may suit my horse?
I consider your horse’s movement, posture, background and needs, and talk options through with you. You’re welcome to contact me if you’re unsure where to begin.
How should I prepare my horse for a visit?
Once the service and appointment arrangements are confirmed, ask me what to prepare for your horse’s visit.
Can services be coordinated with veterinary care?
If your horse has health concerns or needs veterinary assessment, coordinate care with your veterinarian. Services can be considered together when appropriate.
What do services cost?
Massage, red light, acupressure and SURE FOOT therapy are $145 for the first visit and $100 for subsequent visits. Barefoot trims are $55. Package and group discounts are available. Nutrition consultations and hoof boot fittings vary in fee; travel fees apply.
Where does Rural Roots Ranch serve?
I serve the St. Louis, MO and Metro East area of IL. Travel fees apply; contact me to discuss your location and appointment arrangements.
Let’s talk about your horse
Request an appointment online, or send me a question about your horse, the services offered or arranging a visit.
Call me to discuss your horse’s care or arranging an appointment: 314-226-1766.
Email me with questions about your horse, available services or a visit: Angie@RuralRootsRanch.com.
Based in Godfrey, IL, I serve the St. Louis, MO and Metro East area of IL. Travel fees apply.

