Care questions

Helpful answers for your horse’s care

I’m happy to talk through what may suit your horse, what to expect at a visit, scheduling, travel and fees.

How do I know which service may suit my horse?

I can discuss your horse’s needs and consider their movement, posture, background, workload, diet and health concerns. We can talk about whether one service or a combination may be appropriate.

Can services be combined?

Services can be considered together when appropriate. I’ll discuss your horse’s needs with you before care begins, without promising a particular outcome.

How should I prepare my horse for a visit?

Once we’ve confirmed the service and appointment arrangements, you can ask me what to prepare. I’ll discuss any service-specific products or equipment with you beforehand.

How do I arrange an appointment?

Request an appointment through online booking or contact me directly. Availability should be confirmed before your visit.

What areas do you serve?

I serve the St. Louis, MO and Metro East area of IL. Travel fees apply; contact me to discuss your location and requested care.

How much do services cost?

Fees vary by service. Massage, red light, acupressure and SURE FOOT therapy are $145 for a first visit and $100 for subsequent visits. Trims are $55; consultation and fitting fees vary. Travel fees apply. Contact me for an estimate.

Horse movement and posture assessment
Attentive equine hoof care
Equine bodywork in progress

I’ll help you talk through your horse’s care

If your question isn’t covered here, contact me to discuss your horse, available services or arranging a visit.

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Let’s find a thoughtful next step for your horse

Tell me what’s on your mind about your horse or the care you’re considering. I can answer questions or help you request an appointment.

Questions about your horse welcome Care considered for the whole horse Online booking or direct contact
Thoughtful careservices considered to suit your horse
  • Discuss your horse’s needsI consider movement, posture, background and health.
  • Coordinate with your veterinarianFor health concerns, coordinate care with your veterinarian.
  • Your horse’s comfort mattersI consider your horse’s comfort and response throughout the visit.