Our Services

A La Carte Services

Looking for occasional bodywork sessions or just regular hoof trims? See descriptions below of the services we offer

Wellness Plans

No travel fees. No add-on fees. Priority care
These plans offer:

Predictable monthly budgeting with no surprise fees
Priority booking in my schedule
Dedicated check-ins and ongoing support between sessions
A whole-horse approach that integrates hooves, body, workload, and recovery
More consistent progress through regular touchpoints and reassessment

Wellness Plans are a 12 month commitment with option to renew every 12 months.

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!

Equine Bodywork Session

Gathering history relative to horse's issues/owner concerns
Postural and conformation assessment to determine potential areas of strength and weakness
Visual movement assessment (incl. photos and videos
Hands on assessment to determine pain points and overall body condition
Full bodywork session
Recommended stretches and exercises
Written report explaining findings
Ongoing support via text, email, video

Kinesiology Taping

Decompress dermal layer to increase blood flow and lymphatic drainage
Encourage proprioception and correct muscle use
Support joints
Pain relief

Cold Laser

Accelerated wound healing
Pain management
Stimulation of acupuncture points
Reduces swelling, redness and heat
Helps remove cellular waste
Useful for horses with arthritis, muscle pain, post-op healing, open wounds, joint pain, tendon or ligament injury

Hoof Care

Whole body approach to barefoot trimming
Scoot Boot and Cavallo boot fitting and sales
Incorporation of bodywork to assist horse with whole body balance
Red Horse and Pure Sole distributor

Saddle Assessment

Evaluation of horse's posture, muscle development and gait
Saddle safety and symmetry evaluation
Static saddle assessment
Dynamic (ridden) saddle assessment
Written report with findings incl. photo and video

Red Light Therapy

Accelerated wound healing
Pain management
Stimulation of acupuncture points
Reduces swelling and inflammation
Useful for addressing issues close to the surface such as wounds, scars, trigger points, acupuncture points and infection

Conditioning & Rehab Plans

Perfect for bringing horses back into work after time off
Prepare your horse's body to perform their discipline-specific skills

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

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

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.

Bodywork is very beneficial for any horse, regardless of age, whether they’re a competitive sport horse, a recreational partner, or a pasture puff.

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.

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.

If your horse is displaying any of the following symptoms, bodywork may be able to help:

Girthiness
Bucking
Rearing
Head tossing
Not picking up/not holding leads
Lack of flexion/lack of bend
Unsoundness
Unevenness in gait
Biting
Crookedness

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

Thank you for trusting me to support your horse.