Mobile equine massage · East Kent
Calm, thorough equine massage, at your yard.
Massage, kinesiology taping and rehabilitation support for horses across East Kent, from Dover and Deal to Canterbury and Thanet. Every session starts by listening.
- BSc (Hons) Equine Sports Therapy
- AHPR registered
- Fully insured with Balens
- CPD-certified in equine K-taping
“Before any massage begins, I listen with my hands.”
What I offer
Three ways I can help your horse
Equine massage
Hands-on soft tissue work to release tension, support comfort and help your horse move freely.
Intro price from £50
Kinesiology taping
Gentle tape, applied only where your horse’s assessment shows it will help.
£10 with a massage, or £20 on its own
Rehabilitation support
Calm, structured sessions for horses coming back from injury or time off, planned with your vet.
With your vet’s go-ahead
How I work
The story starts when your horse is standing still
Most people only watch a horse move. I start by looking, and feeling, before I touch, so every session is built around what your horse shows me that day.
“When the lips start twitching and the eyes get heavy, that’s the magic moment.”
Every session
Four steps, every time
01
Watch them stand
Tension, asymmetry and compensation, then the 4 T’s: tone, texture, temperature and tenderness.
02
Watch them move
Walk and trot in hand, turning and backing up, then a range of motion check.
03
Massage, and tape if it helps
Soft tissue work at your horse’s pace. Tape only where their assessment shows it will help.
04
Aftercare for you and your vet
What I found, simple stretches, and written notes for you and your vet.
Prices
Clear prices, no surprises
New clients: assessment and full body massage for £50 (usually £55). Free travel within 10 miles of Dover.
- Yard daysFour or more horses at the same yard: £5 off each, and no travel fee.
- Refer a friendRecommend StrideWell and you both get £5 off your next session.
Good to know
Three things I tell every owner
Conformation can’t change. Compensation can.
Your horse’s build is theirs for life. Massage helps with how their body copes with it: the muscles working too hard, or not hard enough.
It’s maintenance, not a one-off fix
Muscles keep adapting to work, age and routine. Regular sessions, usually every 4 to 6 weeks, keep the progress coming.
Always alongside your vet
I don’t diagnose, and massage never replaces vet care. I contact your vet before a first session.
Where I work
Across East Kent, from Dover to Thanet
Hello, I’m Beth
Calm, patient and always led by the horse
I’ve ridden since I was ten. I hold a BSc (Hons) in Equine Sports Therapy and a CPD qualification in equine K-taping, and I’m on the Animal Health Professions’ Register.
Book a session
Ready to book your horse’s first session?
Send a request in two minutes. I reply within 24 to 48 hours with a date, and your consent forms arrive by email straight away.