Back2Balance Equine Therapy

10/12/2025

A few weeks back we experienced a beautiful day, when the very talented Mark Harvey came to capture the beauty of my two ginger girls.
I most definitely would recommend giving Mark a shout.

02/12/2025

I have 2 spaces on 15th December along this route if anyone is interested 🩵

14/11/2025

HAY AND HAYLAGE ARE DEFICIENT

Hay and haylage do not supply enough vitamins or minerals for all horses and ponies.

Just in case you read somewhere that they do.(remember that anyone can say anything they like and that doesn't mean it is true!.

This is particularly important if your horse or pony is moving onto a diet of less grass and more conserved forage (hay, haylage) as winter sets in.

You can claim a list of the vitamin and mineral supplements I recommend by commenting 'vitamins' because not all of these supplements are any good!

It's completely free.

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Thank you
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08/11/2025

November and December Xmas treat bags for my horsey clients 🩵

07/11/2025

06/11/2025

East Ruston area Tuesday 11th
Give me a shout 🩵

04/11/2025

Your horses physiotherapy appointment is only as effective as how your horse lives in between treatments.

If your horse has reoccurring poll tension, feeding from haynets, having a disharmonious contact, riding a horse overbent etc in between treatments will still mean your horse has tension in their poll when it comes around to their next appointment.

If your physiotherapist provides stretches to do and you don’t do them, the problem will continue to bubble.

If your horse is uncomfortable, and your physiotherapist recommends that they see a vet to investigate further, don’t continue to ride your horse.

If you only ride straight lines, rarely hack, and your horse is constantly sharp and spooky so they’re lunged more often than not in a training aid, your horse is going to have reoccurring rib, neck and back pain.

If your horse is stabled for most of the day, or equally spends most of the day in fetlock deep mud, they’re going to be braced and they’re not always going to feel the full benefits of a treatment as treatments will focus on alleviating the “brace” and not on improving performance.

If you’re riding in a saddle that doesn’t fit, hooves that are unbalanced, or an arena with too deep a footing… changes need to happen so that your horse is able to thrive and develop and not just survive in between treatments.

The quality of a veterinary physiotherapy treatment is arguably just as important as the life your horse leads in between treatments.

As horse riders and guardians, we should be seeing the body under the skin; the nerves, the fascia, the muscles and really envisioning caring for this in everything we do 🤍

02/11/2025

I am now in the Martham, Ormesby, Filby, Fleggburgh area tomorrow Monday 3rd if anyone requires a visit🩵

30/10/2025

Fabulous news

Vocal aids and no nosebands: British Riding Clubs introduce new rules to promote horse welfare.

Riders are now permitted to use their voices during tests, provided they are discreet do not distract others, and nosebands are no longer compulsory for competitors.

Many have praised the change and really welcomed it. Read the full story via the link in comments.