Hello there, lovely horsey people!

Are you ready for me, as your therapist, to visit for my session with your beloved equine friend? Let's make sure everything's in order. Here's a friendly checklist to help you get sorted before the I arrive.

Appointment Confirmation

Double-check the appointment time and date. It’s always a good idea to give me a quick message to confirm, especially if there are last-minute changes. I will also need decent directions, especially if it’s my first visit. Please ensure that you’ve provided your mobile number!

Horses History

Have your horse’s medical history and any recent treatments handy. A quick rundown will help me, as your horse’s therapist, understand your horse’s needs better.

Clean and Comfortable Stable

Tidy up the stable or the area where the treatment will take place. Make sure it’s clean and free from any distractions or hazards.

Power availability

Please choose a location for our session that has a 13-amp power source/socket available so that I can use the PEMF equipment.

 Horse Grooming

Give your horse a good brush. A clean horse is not only pleasant for me to work with but also helps me to see any physical issues better.

Feeding Schedule

Try to time your horse's feeding so they’re neither starving nor too full during the treatment. A peckish horse can be more cooperative.

Handling Gear

Ensure you have a halter and lead rope in good condition. You might need to hold your horse steady during certain parts of the session.

Calm Environment

If you have other animals, try to keep them away during the session. A calm environment helps your horse stay relaxed.

Questions and Concerns

Jot down any questions or concerns you might have. This is your chance to pick my brain about your horse’s wellbeing.

Payment Preparation

As your horse’s therapist I expect to be paid on the day of the session. Whether it’s cash or card, please have it ready to avoid any faff after the treatment.

Post-Treatment Care

Ask me if there’s anything specific you should do after the session, if you’re unsure. Some treatments might require rest or specific aftercare in which case I shall brief you.

Treats and Rewards

Have a few treats ready for your horse to reward them for being a star during the treatment.

Be On Time

Make sure you’re ready a bit before the appointment. Punctuality ensures the session starts smoothly.

There you go! With this checklist, you’re all set for a productive and stress-free therapy session for your horse.

Happy days! 🐴✨