Neigh Neigh Nosh

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Gut health and diet 🐴😁
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Dedicated to every horses life 🐴❤️
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I am a fully qualified Equine Sports Masseuse who studied initially with Equestricare. I have furthered my education with a dissection with the renowned Sharon May Davis, completed Equi-Tape Kinesiology taping and I'm studying Animal Neuro Myofascial Release and I recently attended EMMET. Equine Sports Massage works on the whole body, influencing the muscles, tendons, joints and skeletal framework

. I use a range of techniques to help release tension in areas of the body which may be causing a restriction in movement and lack of performance. I encourage and provide advice to clients on stretching, strengthening, nutrition, hoof balance, teeth and saddle fit. http://www.horsemassage.com.au/

Red Light Therapy - In my tool kit I use a red light pad and torch which further helps release tension, can penetrate deep damaged tissue and encourages repair on a cellular level. Benefits of Red Light - IN SUMMARY
LED’s at specific wavelengths increase circulation by increasing the formation of new capillaries. This allows more blood supply – hence more oxygen and vital nutrients to reach tissues. This increased circulation also allows for the faster removal of metabolic wastes. Studies site that LED Therapy stimulates the production of collagen. Collagen is an essential protein for repair to damaged tissue, including ageing skin and scars. LED Therapy stimulates the release of ATP – Adenosine triphosphate. ATP is the major carrier of energy to all cells. LED Therapy increases the activity of the lymphatic system thus promoting a faster elimination of swelling – oedema in tissues. LED Therapy reduces the excitability of nervous tissue by stimulating the release of endorphins. Endorphins are the body’s natural pain fighting chemicals. LED Therapy increases the synthesis of RNA and DNA. This helps damaged cells to be replaced more quickly. LED Therapy increases phagocytic activity hence helps fight infections. Phagocytes help to destroy and mop up dead or degenerated cells. LED Therapy stimulates tissue granulation which is an important part of tissue repair. LED Therapy stimulates trigger points and acupuncture points. LED Therapy helps to relax muscles and reduce stress. I find it extremely effective on injuries, scar tissue and acupuncture points. https://www.redlighttherapy.com.au/

Kinesiology Taping - extra charge
Physio taping is extremely effective at helping release tight tissue and encouraging blood flow to the area to heal. Assists with recovery. Helps support muscles,joints, ligaments and tendons. Can be used to activate a muscle group that is not being used effectively. Helps reduce edema, scar tissue and encourage healing. Very effective when traveling, as decrease swelling in the legs. http://equi-tape.com

  Wind suckers…. It’s just like a smoking and va**ng habit. Do you agree? It’s absolutely a brain thing as I worked on S...
19/04/2026

Wind suckers…. It’s just like a smoking and va**ng habit. Do you agree?

It’s absolutely a brain thing as I worked on Sparks’s neurplasticity daily and he stopped the habit it was amazing

Then I stopped and the habit came back 🤦‍♀️

Sparked doing amazing he’s maintaining condition on just 1 feed a day 🙌
I have checked him out for ulcers and pain
He had chronic pyloric ulcers a few years ago poor boy

Love seeing changes in TBs like this 🙌gut health takes time to rebuild but it’s so worth it. I turned up yesterday and h...
16/04/2026

Love seeing changes in TBs like this 🙌gut health takes time to rebuild but it’s so worth it.

I turned up yesterday and honestly thought…
wow, he’s put on weight, looking great and is in work 🙌 go

They’ve owned him for a while and struggled to keep condition on him…
and the only change?

✨ Added Neigh Neigh Nosh Hindgut Builder

No major diet overhaul.
Only easi sport, Maxi soy and grassy hay roundbale

Just supporting what was going on inside, which contributes to the outside.

I did one body balance session on him back in December…
and he’s held it really well too 👏his spine was soo much straighter and his gluteals were even and online

That tells me everything is starting to work together.

His owner also deserves so much credit ❤️

✔️ Gentle stretches after every ride
✔️ Willing to learn and adjust
✔️ Removed exercises that were adding to his soreness

This is what happens when you:
✔️ Support the gut
✔️ Support the body
✔️ Listen to the horse

They don’t just cope… they thrive 🤍🐎

Do you feed oil to your horse? 🤔This standie made some pretty amazing changes in just under a week…✨ Darker, healthier c...
13/04/2026

Do you feed oil to your horse? 🤔

This standie made some pretty amazing changes in just under a week…

✨ Darker, healthier coat
✨ Bodywork held from the previous week
✨ Less inflammation through her tissues
✨ Gained weight while in full work
✨ Ran a faster time than the week before

All from one simple change…
Switching her oil.



She’s now on a high omega 3 source
and off vegetable oils.

Why?

Because a lot of common vegetable oils are high in omega 6…
and when unbalanced, they can contribute to:
• inflammation
• poor recovery
• sluggish lymphatic system



Sometimes it’s not about adding more…
it’s about changing the type of what you’re feeding.



And here’s something to think about 👇

Just because a product has great marketing
or says “vet approved” or “nutritionist formulated”…

doesn’t always mean it’s the best choice for your horse long term.



I always come back to this…

If I wouldn’t eat it myself,
why would I expect my horses to?
Do you agree?



Small changes = big results 🤍🐎






Have you noticed the changes in feed bags lately? 🤔 I can’t help research as a massage therapist. Hygain have done a rev...
13/04/2026

Have you noticed the changes in feed bags lately? 🤔 I can’t help research as a massage therapist.

Hygain have done a revamp — easy pull bags and more environmentally friendly 🙌
Which is great to see.

But… have you looked at the ingredients lately?

These are two feeds I used to feed 👇

Hygain Ice
Previously something I was happy with…
Now lists multiple grain-based ingredients right up top:
👉 cereals
👉 bran
👉 pollard

Balanced
Used to be simpler — only millrun as a binder
Now also includes:
👉 cereals
👉 bran
👉 pollard



Something to be aware of 👇

These are very broad ingredient terms
Meaning they can change depending on availability.

And horses have a very sensitive gut microbiome.

So what goes in the feed…
can directly affect:
• digestion and ulcer issues
• behaviour and trainability
• topline and muscle health
• overall health



This is exactly why I’ve gone down the path of feeding more naturally
and really understanding what I’m putting into my horses.

That said — I do understand convenience plays a big role, and commercial feeds are easy.

But as horse owners, it’s so important to:

✨ Educate ourselves
✨ Read labels
✨ Question changes

Because what you feed your horse can have a huge impact on how they feel and perform 🤍🐴







10/04/2026

Mr Hugh arrived 8 weeks ago…
and he was SO tight — like a coiled spring.

Underneath it all, he was hiding a gut full of pain… even an elastoplast bandage sitting in there 😳

After years as a therapist, you learn to see it.
In their eyes.
In how they hold themselves.
In how they move.
In their coat, hooves and willingness to move

Pain leaves clues….

Since then, he’s had the full works:

✔️ Teeth- wolf teeth removed and shark teeth addressed
✔️ Feet happy
✔️ Paraffin gut drench to help dislodge any more potential bandage
✔️ DMSO drip to cleanse out toxins, free radicals
✔️ Bloods pending
✔️ Good food + our supplements
✔️ Prolo injections
✔️ myofascial massage
✔️ Tensegrity balancing work

And now?

He’s feeling SO much better 🙌

The next step is helping him understand…
he doesn’t need to brace anymore.

That he can move forward comfortably.
That his body is safe.

And honestly… I think he’s going to keep getting better and better ❤️

He’s such a sweet horse — and so thankful. I love that he’s a tiny TB 😍

This morning he was very keen to be ridden 🙌 it’s just going to take time to build proper topline, as he just had a sugar top line.








Chiropractors… what do you think? 🤔🐴Who do you use?We use Dr Paul Knight — and I have to say, he’s been awesome.I see la...
09/04/2026

Chiropractors… what do you think? 🤔🐴

Who do you use?

We use Dr Paul Knight — and I have to say, he’s been awesome.
I see lasting change in our horses, not just a quick fix. It compliments my soft tissue work really well.

I had our new boy Hugh done this session… and it’s made such a difference.

But here’s the thing 👇

Bodywork works best when you’re not fighting other issues at the same time.

Feet ✔️
Teeth ✔️
Gut health ✔️

Once those foundations are supported, the body can actually respond and hold the changes.

Since getting all of that lined up, Hugh has come along in leaps and bounds 🙌

That’s when you really start to see progress.

08/04/2026

We went to the races on Saturday… and honestly, I was really confronted by the state of this horse’s feet.

Flat, laminae stretched and flared dish shape.
He ran last — and you could see he felt every step galloping.

It made me wonder…
Are the vets advocating enough for these horses? They are the ones who can make a change.

No hoof. No horse…. Just because they have shoes on does not mean they are comfortable, just because they have cortisone injected into their feet doesn’t make them ‘sound’
Just because they have sole packing doesn’t make the stressed laminae anymore comfortable

What trainers often miss is how much gut health impacts the feet.

Just like a diabetic
Too much starch and sugar →
Lack of core stability, tight muscles, insulin spikes, sore feet, ulcers, joint strain, poor movement etc .

Horses pushing forward because they’re “hot on the inside”…
not because they’re comfortable.

This isn’t about blame.
It’s about awareness, as I think all disciplines could do better
However Racing is in the public eye 👁️

A gut-friendly diet changes everything for your horse🤍🐴







05/04/2026

Happy Easter 🐣 Adrian and I are big horse welfare advocates… if you haven’t noticed ❤️🐴

You can do all the right things:
✨ Therapies
✨ Treatments
✨ Corrective shoeing
✨ Work closely with your vet
✨ Posture work
✨ Provide a calm, happy herd environment
✨Even retire them completely

But… if you’re feeding a diet that upsets the gut or doesn’t meet your horses nutritional needs
none of it works as well as it should.

So let’s start at the foundation 👇

What are you actually feeding?
And is it truly gut friendly?

Sally the pacer is a perfect example 🙌

She just came 2nd at her first start back ✨

This is a mare who was previously a rogue…
Behaviour issues, running last…

That’s often a horse saying:
“I can’t perform on this, I feel sick.”

Now?

Her trainer made changes.
✔️ Applied the gut-friendly feeding approach
✔️ Followed the diet advice
✔️ Added Neigh Neigh Nosh supplements

And he’s seeing the results 🙌

(No lucerne, no grain or commercial mixes 👀)

Onwards and upwards ✨

Change takes time…
But what you fuel your horse with is one of the most powerful places to start.

Because when the gut is right — everything else has a chance to work 🤍🐎

Do you feed copra? 🌴I do they do great on it 🥥❤️I always hear…“horses would never eat coconut in the wild”And I get it… ...
01/04/2026

Do you feed copra? 🌴I do they do great on it 🥥❤️

I always hear…
“horses would never eat coconut in the wild”

And I get it… but let’s be real for a second…

👉 Horses wouldn’t eat honey
👉 They wouldn’t eat molasses
👉 They wouldn’t go looking for sugar cane
👉 And I highly doubt they’d choose field corn 🤢

Yet these are in SO many commercial feeds…

So let’s talk about copra 👇

Copra is actually a really handy feed when used properly:
✔️ Low starch (gut friendly 🙌)
✔️ Good fibre source
✔️ Great fats for condition & coat
✔️ Adds some protein

BUT… like everything… it’s not perfect

⚠️ It’s LOW in lysine
➡️ This is the key amino acid for muscle building
➡️ So if copra is your main protein source… you won’t build real topline

⚠️ It has an inverted calcium : phosphorus ratio
➡️ This can affect bone strength, muscles & even the nervous system over time

✨ So what does that mean?

You can absolutely feed copra…
You just need to BALANCE it.

✔️ Add a quality amino acid source (lysine is key 🔑)
✔️ Balance your minerals properly

When you do that…
Copra becomes a brilliant addition to a simple, effective diet 🙌

It’s never about one ingredient being “good” or “bad”…
It’s about understanding the whole picture ❤️



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Zeter 💫 9 year old TB — and such a happy boy these days ❤️ despite his body issues. A diet that supports him really help...
27/03/2026

Zeter 💫 9 year old TB — and such a happy boy these days ❤️ despite his body issues. A diet that supports him really helps.

This is what’s working for him 👇 in light work. Tbs don’t have to be expensive

🌾 400g Lupins
Low starch + a great amino acid profile
→ Supporting topline muscle and recovery

🌱 300g Chickpeas
Non-grain starch that’s kind on the hindgut
→ Extra amino acids + safe energy

🥥 250g Copra
Good fats for coat health
→ Some amino acids (but low in lysine)
That’s why we balance it with lupins + chickpeas ✔️

🧂 30g Minerals
He was on more previously… now he’s topped up and thriving
→ Just maintaining balance

🦠 20g Hindgut Builder ❤️
Because gut health is everything
→ Hooves
→ Coat
→ Muscles
→ Mentality

Once per day and if he does any exercise I give him the same again

🍃Only grassy hay 2-3kg
🐴 Herd time every second day in our big paddock , this boy loves time alone 😂 he gets under the shelter and snoozes 😴 and doesn’t feel pressured to massage the mares


Simple. Balanced. Working WITH his body, not against it ✨

Happy gut = happy horse 🤍🐎

I LOVE seeing coat changes in horses 😍🐴✨This girl came straight off the racetrack… and look at her now.No magic.Just giv...
25/03/2026

I LOVE seeing coat changes in horses 😍🐴✨

This girl came straight off the racetrack… and look at her now.

No magic.
Just giving her body what it actually needs 👇

🌿 Hindgut health
→ Supported with our Hindgut Builder

🌱 Vitamins & minerals
→ Our mineral mix (organic + highly bioavailable, covering all the basics)

🧂 30g salt daily
→ Essential for hydration + function

🌾 Lupins
→ High in lysine + quality protein for muscle recovery

🥥 Copra
→ Oils, fibre and healthy fats

🌱 Beans / chickpeas
→ Post-exercise non-grain starch energy

🌿 Lucerne + grassy hay mix
→ Balanced fibre intake

When you support the gut, balance the minerals, and feed quality protein…

✨ Coats shine
✨ Muscles develop
✨ Horses feel GOOD

It’s never just about the outside.
It starts from within 🤍🐎

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