Our Services
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A La Carte Services
Looking for occasional bodywork sessions or just regular hoof trims? See descriptions below of the services we offer
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Wellness Plans
No travel fees. No add-on fees. Priority care
These plans offer:
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Predictable monthly budgeting with no surprise fees
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Priority booking in my schedule
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Dedicated check-ins and ongoing support between sessions
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A whole-horse approach that integrates hooves, body, workload, and recovery
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More consistent progress through regular touchpoints and reassessment
Wellness Plans are a 12 month commitment with option to renew every 12 months.
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Custom Plans and Clinics
Please reach out to aplusequine@gmail.com so we can help you create a custom plan for your horse.
Interested in hosting a clinic? Let us know!
PRICING*
À La Carte Services
• Barefoot Trims: $50 + HST
• Equine Bodywork:
– Initial session: $120 + HST
– Maintenance session: $100 + HST
Saddle assessment: $80 + HST
Add-Ons:
• Kinesiology Tape – $10 (small) | $20 (large)
• Laser / Red Light Therapy – $20
• Ultrasound Therapy – $25
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Wellness Plans (12 month commitment)
Integrative Support
1 trim every 4 weeks
1 bodywork session every 4 weeks
$125 + HST / month
Maintenance Support
1 trim every 4 weeks
1 bodywork session every 8 weeks
$100 + HST / month
Bodywork-Only Support Plans
• 8 sessions / every 6 weeks: $50 + HST per month
• 6 sessions / every 8 weeks: $40 + HST per month
• 4 sessions / every 12 weeks: $30 + HST per month
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​​​​Conditioning Plans and Clinics - contact for a quote
TRAVEL FEES
The 2025 CRA mileage rage is $0.65/km. Your rate will be calculated based on practitioner's home location of Walkerton, Ontario. For locations further than 2 hours from Walkerton, please contact for a travel quote.
Travel fees can be split among multiple horses in one location.
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Bodywork is very beneficial for any horse, regardless of age, whether they’re a competitive sport horse, a recreational partner, or a pasture puff.
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Equine bodywork enhances the performance and quality of life of horses by reducing stiffness, increasing flexibility, improving their attitude, and assisting with shortening the recovery time after an injury.
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Bodywork helps more than just the muscle. It can assist horses in relaxation, improving blood and lymphatic circulation, reducing stress on the nervous system, and improving joint motion and flexibility.
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If your horse is displaying any of the following symptoms, bodywork may be able to help:
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Girthiness
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Bucking
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Rearing
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Head tossing
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Not picking up/not holding leads
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Lack of flexion/lack of bend
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Unsoundness
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Unevenness in gait
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Biting
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Crookedness
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Complete the intake form HERE and we will get to back to you to set up an appointment and provide you with a quote.
What To Expect During A Session
Your horse’s session will start with a quick chat so I can go over anything you’d like to add that wasn’t included on the intake form. This helps me get the full picture before we begin.
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From there, we’ll take a look at your horse’s current movement—either in hand or under saddle, depending on what makes the most sense for them. This gives me a better feel for how their body is working dynamically, not just standing still.
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Once we’ve done that, we’ll pick a spot where your horse feels relaxed and safe. We’ll be there for about an hour to an hour and a half, so it’s important that the space is quiet and as distraction-free as possible.
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When your horse is settled, I’ll do an initial hands-on scan to feel for areas of tension, restriction, or imbalance. I’ll talk you through what I’m noticing and explain which techniques and modalities I think will be most helpful for your horse that day. Once you’re comfortable with the plan, we’ll get started.
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Throughout the session, expect some quiet moments. These pauses are intentional—they give your horse time to process what’s happening and allow their nervous system to integrate the work. This is a great time to ask questions or observe any changes you see.
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Many horses will show release signs such as:
• licking and chewing
• yawning
• twitchy or droopy lips
• deeper breathing
• relaxed posture
• fidgeting or pawing
• sighing or snorting
• pandiculations
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These responses are completely normal. It’s their way of communicating with us, and it often tells me I’m on the right track.
As I work, I’ll share what I’m feeling and noticing so you can understand what’s going on in your horse’s body.
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When we’re finished, we’ll go over anything I’d like you to keep an eye on over the next few days. Depending on what your horse needs most, I may also recommend a few exercises or simple homework to help support their progress between sessions.
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And please reach out anytime if you have questions or something comes up after the appointment. Your horse’s wellness is a team effort, and you’re a huge part of that team. I’m always happy to collaborate with your vet, farrier, saddle fitter, or any other members of your horse’s care team.
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Thank you for trusting me to support your horse.