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Amy Shipley Equine Therapy Equine Musculoskeletal Practitioner
Located in Yorkshire
Offering Musculoskeletal treatments to all Located in Yorkshire, however do travel all over the UK.

Fully qualified and insured Equine Musculoskeletal Practitioner. Previously located in Singapore treating race horses, polo ponies and ridding school horses. Currently working on numerous race and competition yards within the UK, receiving great improvements and fast results amongst treated horses. Using a range of techniques during a horses treatment which is adapted depending on each individuals

requirements. These techniques/ therapies are listed below:

-Pre and Post Race/ Competition Treatments
- Soft Tissue Therapy
- Remedial/ Sports Massage
- Advanced Myofascial Release Therapy
- Acupressure & Meridian Line Therapy
- Cranio-Sacral Therapy
- Lymphatic Drainage
- Infrared/ LED Light Therapy
- Electrical Impulse Therapy


All the above therapies are used to help the following:

- Knots, Spasms, Tension, Sprains, Adhesions
- Help Build Muscle Tone
- Increase and Improve Circulation and Range Of Movement
- Speed Up Recovery Rate After Injury and Exercise
- Reduce Pain and Inflammation Within Muscles and Joints
- Help With Joint Conditions and Muscle Wastage
- Help During/ After Surgery For Numerous Conditions (Kissing Spines, Fractures, Tendon/ Ligament Injuries, Tieing Up, Colic ect)
.. And much more ...


Does your horse exhibit any of the following signs:

- Prefers one canter lead or strikes off on the wrong leg
- Hollows his back when mounted/ been tacked up
- Hanging on the bit or reluctant to go into an outline
- Shows lateral stiffness
- Head shaking either during exercise or in the field
- Change in behaviour (biting, kicking, bucking, rearing, bolting, ect)
- Cold backed
- Lack of poll tension or head tilting
- Uneven stride length/ not tracking up
- Holding the tail to one side/ constant swishing
- Sudden lack of performance
- Sensitive to touch
- Swelling around a joint or soft tissue
- Stereotypical/ behavioural issues


Treatments include:

- Initial consultation
- Confirmation checks and/or Trot ups
- Palpation and scan line checks of the full body
- Wide range of massage techniques (mentioned above)
- Infrared Therapy and/ or Electrical Impulse Therapy/ Stimulation if needed
- Stretches of the fore, hind limbs, pelvis & spinal column if needed
- Final feedback


Treatments can include:

- Nutritional advice
- Basic saddle/ bridle checks
- Rehabilitation program/ Training and Exercise programme
- Support and advice for life

Treatment Costs:

X1 horse £60
X2 or more on the same yard £50
Free travel throughout Yorkshire

Yard visits available throughout the UK

For further information or bookings please contact me on 07428746728

***Tack room clear out ***All just need a clean, open to sensible offers. Please message me as I have these listed in mu...
29/12/2024

***Tack room clear out ***

All just need a clean, open to sensible offers. Please message me as I have these listed in multiple groups 😊 I also have loads more pictures of the items so please message me for more pictures. Collection from Northallerton and possibly Wakefield.

-Premier Equine magnetic rug 6ft3 - £100
-Gallop Trojan medium weight turn out (rip on inner lining as shown in pictures) 6ft3 - £15
-Rambo Fleece Cooler 6ft3 (rust on buckles) - £10
-Schockemohle Fleece Cooler 6ft6 (small rip on back) - £10
-R&R 50g Turnout rug 6ft0 - £15
-R&R 100g Turnout with neck (needs repairing or can be used without neck)- £15
-Premier Equine Bug Buster 6ft0 (front buckle needs repairing and small rip to inner lining and back. Velcro has pulled some of the material on the neck but doesn’t effect the use of the rug) - £15
-Horseware Vampose waterproof fly rug 6ft0 (small rip in shoulder lining but doesn’t effect the use of the rug - £15
-Stubben Control Halter and attachment Cob - £30
-Amigo Ripsrop Competition Sheet Medium - £20
-Rambo Sweetitch hoody 2ft9 - £20
-Amigo Vamoose Fly Rug 5ft3 - £15
-Horseware Foal Turnout Rug 50g 5ft0 - £15
-Waldhausen Travel Boots Full (rips to inner lining on back boots) - £10
-Amigo 150g turnout rug 3ft0 (small rip to back) - £15
-Rambo Dry Rug 30” - £20
-Maxima Turnout Rug roughly 3ft0 (small rip to inner lining) £5
-Zebra sheet 4ft3 - £10
-Stars & Moon Fleece roughly 2ft9/3ft- £10
-Weatherbeta Sheet 6ft3 (rust to buckles) - £10
-Newmarket style fleece 6ft0 - £15
-Premier Equine Stratus Fly Rug 6ft0 (rips to the body and needs repairing) - £5
-Blue & Gold Fleece Show Rug 6ft6 - £20
-Cameo Inhand Bridle, Bit & Lead - £40
-Bits £5 each
-Gallop Heavy weight Turnout 6ft6 - £20
-John Whitaker Fleece Rug 6ft - £30
-Equine Magnetix Magnetic Rug 5ft9 (needs buckle replacing on leg strap) £40
-Horseware Amigo Bravo Bundle 6ft0 (rips to inner neck lining on the turnout rug and rip to the 300g liner on the shoulder but this doesn’t effect the use) includes outer shell, 100g liner & 300g liner - £80
-Neue Schule Starter Bit, 16mm diameter with 70mm rings, 5 inch mouth piece - £40

16/11/2024
15/11/2024
22/10/2024

𝗔𝘁𝘆𝗽𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗠𝘆𝗼𝗽𝗮𝘁𝗵𝘆
As the trees are shedding their leaves and seeds, do be aware of the risks from sycamore seeds.

Research has shown that the Hypoglycin-A (HGA) levels vary from tree to tree and although you may have had seeds tested in previous years, the levels can change each year.

Check your fields carefully even if you don’t have sycamore trees on your land as the helicopter seeds are designed to travel on the wind.

Protect your horses and know the signs of poisoning. Although if untreated, Atypical Myopathy can be fatal, if it is quickly diagnosed and treated, horses can make a full recovery.

It is important to take measures to protect your horses:
❗️ Check your fields regularly for seeds and seedlings even if there aren’t sycamore trees in your field.
❗️ Fence off any areas where seeds are likely to fall.
❗️Clear any seeds/leaves.
❗️ Where grazing is poor or limited, provide hay or haylage.
❗️ Ensure your horses always have access to fresh, clean water. Check water troughs and water courses for overhanging trees.
Make sure familiarize yourself with the symptoms of Atypical Myopathy:
⚠️ General weakness
⚠️ Horses struggle to walk, stand and breathe
⚠️ Many horses develop heart problems
⚠️ Horses appear depressed with low hanging heads
⚠️Muscle trembling
⚠️Signs of colic - yet they often still have an appetite
⚠️ Brown or dark red urine
⚠️ Severely affected horses are unable to stand
⚠️Call your vet immediately if you see any of these and think your horse may have ingested sycamore seeds.
www.abrs-info.org

A very wet and soggy day working with a mixture of beautiful thoroughbreds and warmbloods in Malton & York 🐴
13/07/2024

A very wet and soggy day working with a mixture of beautiful thoroughbreds and warmbloods in Malton & York 🐴

I love seeing memories like these ❤️
12/07/2024

I love seeing memories like these ❤️

Sadie enjoyed her infrared therapy treatment. Infrared can help with painful conditions such as arthritis ❤️🐕

10/07/2024

I know I am a day late posting this but I want to wish a massive good luck and congratulations to all my clients and their beautiful horses competing at the Great Yorkshire show this week. I hope to see some familiar faces on Friday ❤️

23/06/2024

Not a joke...

Have you ever wondered why you can have a 15 acre field and part of it is chewed down to nubs and the other part has grass a hand high, But your horse is constantly grazing in the chewed down part?

Grass 6 inches and taller has less sugars than grass under 6 inches.

For every inch drop below 6 inches, the fructan (sugar) content rises.

Grass under 6 inches is stressed like it's a Monday morning with a project deadline. It uses sugar to repair itself.

Stop mowing your fields short.

Stop grazing your chubbys on chewed down grass. (this is why grazing muzzles are so touted...they keep the horse from being able to get much short grass)

(We aren't saying let your fields be 3 feet tall, by the way. The optimal thing to do is keep them 6-8 inches tall and graze them in small areas there)

Low level laser therapy (LLLT) Visible Blue - AntibacterialVisible Red - Promote healingPlus many more benefits … for mo...
20/06/2024

Low level laser therapy (LLLT)

Visible Blue - Antibacterial
Visible Red - Promote healing

Plus many more benefits … for more information or to find out if LLLT would benefit your horse please feel free to call or text on 07428746728 or send me a private message.

Phototherapy also know as Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT), Infrared/ Red Light Therapy and Infrared/ LED Therapy is a non...
16/06/2024

Phototherapy also know as Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT), Infrared/ Red Light Therapy and Infrared/ LED Therapy is a non invasive treatment which helps reduce pain and inflammation. The lasers operates with a photochemical reaction which is similar to photosynthesis. The laser sends wavelengths through the body to stimulate the cells in the damaged area which encourage the regeneration and natural healing process.

So what are the benefits of Phototherapy?

* Reduces inflammation and pain
* Promote tissue repair
* Encourage healing of soft tissue injuries
* Help heal ligament and tendon injuries
* Improve arthritic conditions
* Assist with the lymphatic system

So what are the different types of phototherapy?

Red Laser - Used for healing, repair and pain relieve. Red laser creates no heat.
Infrared/ LED - Used for healing, repair and pain relieve. Infrared creates heat within the muscle.
Blue Laser - Used to fight bacteria and infections on open wounds and cuts.

Incredible 🥰
15/06/2024

Incredible 🥰

That's the size of a horses heart next to a human heart

Family afternoon with the horses and Mia had her first ride on Domino 💖🐴
24/03/2024

Family afternoon with the horses and Mia had her first ride on Domino 💖🐴

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