I am certified through Equissage to perform sports massage therapy on horses. 

Equissage is an organization that is approved to train for animal massage through the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork.

BEMER: Bio Electric Magnetic Energy Regulation
BEMER is a global leader in PEMF technology. The BEMER equine blanket and boots are scientifically proven to reduce muscular soreness; speed health and recovery from surgery and/or injury; and improve postural control and flexibility. It is cutting-edge technology that is used by Olympic level equestrians around the world.

Interested in hosting a clinic? I do this too! Get in touch to find out how you can book me for your clinic.

Massage therapy and BEMER have many proven benefits that are typically evident after the first session. They include, but are not limited to: 
- Increased flexibility and movement
- Enhanced elimination of waste and toxins
- Enhanced posture and body balance
- Enhanced blood circulation
- Helps in treating and preventing injury

$75 for horse massage ($60 for continuing customers and barn rate)
$50 for a BEMER session (includes blanket and leg cuffs and is run for two 15-minute cycles)
$90 for massage w/BEMER (same as BEMER application)
$200 for 5 BEMER sessions ($50 savings!)
$300 for 10 BEMER sessions ($200 savings!)

You can book a massage and/or BEMER through Facebook @horsesonthemend or by calling, texting, or emailing me. You will be expected to pay at the conclusion of the massage service with PayPal, Venmo, or cash.

Call/Text: 717.460.2080
Email: [email protected]

A farm call fee may be applied depending on the location of your horse.

I will travel to your barn or home within a 60 mile radius of Frederick, MD. I will travel to other locations outside of this radius but will charge a one-time farm call of $30 fee per visit regardless of the number of horses serviced.

I will also travel to WV, PA,, NY, and VA because I am so close to all of these state lines!

I first complete a short evaluation of the horse where I introduce myself in order to build a relationship of trust. I will then provide a full body massage, treating muscle tension, soreness, spasms, etc. For your horse, expect about 60-90 minutes for the entire process. When I perform a massage, and there is no noticeable improvement, I will recommend at least two more massages to see if we are able to note any improvement. If there is none after three massages, I will recommend you to seek advice and support from your vet, farrier, and/or dentist (if you haven't already done so).

A BEMER session will last approximately 15-30 minutes. Like the massage, I will perform a short evaluation, which will help me to determine reaction points of the horse. If a horse is extremely sore and/or is recovering from injury or surgery, I will recommend subsequent days for treatment as data has shown tremendous improvement with 3 consecutive days of treatment.

The answer to this question is fluid depending on your animal's lifestyle and level of activity.

For horses who are being ridden, trained, and/or shown on a regular basis, maintaining a regular calendar of massages and/or BEMER sessions would allow you and your horse to maximize the benefits of the massages. Like a human athlete, regularly scheduled massages and BEMER sessions on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis would be the most beneficial.

We would need to work together to determine the best schedule for your animal's health and well-being.

Call/Text me at 717.460.2080 or you can email me at [email protected].

You can also purchase gift certificates and bundles on the store page. If you purchase massages through this platform, I will contact you to set up appointments. 

Massage and BEMER bundles can be purchased on the store. Bundles can be used on one horse over multiple appointments (a one-time farm call fee will apply in this instance; it will not be charged for each appointment) or on multiple horses over one day or multiple days as my calendar allows.

You will need to be present for the duration of the massage or BEMER session for your horse and/or dog. Please know that massage therapy does not replace the care of a veterinarian, farrier, or dentist. The benefits of massage therapy and BEMER are meant to support the overall well-being of your animal with particular focus on soft tissue.