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Evita Enika is a Professional Equine Massage Therapist, Fully Accredited by UK Rural Skills and the International Association of Animal Massage and Bodywork (IAAMB) who works with horses to promote physical, emotional, and behavioral wellbeing.

πŸ™Œ Hands That Heal πŸ™ŒEvery muscle holds memory of work, of strain, of joy. Skilled massage doesn’t just ease tension, it h...
12/06/2026

πŸ™Œ Hands That Heal πŸ™Œ

Every muscle holds memory of work, of strain, of joy.
Skilled massage doesn’t just ease tension, it helps rewrite those memories into comfort and freedom πŸ₯°πŸ΄βœ¨οΈ

Sponsoring a Hunter class at M.S. Charity show on 15th of August 2026 🐴❀️
11/06/2026

Sponsoring a Hunter class at M.S. Charity show on 15th of August 2026 🐴❀️

07/06/2026

🐎 Did you know? The adductor muscles on the inside of your horse’s hind legs do a lot more than just pull the leg inwards. Every time your horse trots, canters, turns, or plays in the field, there are moments when a huge amount of weight is being supported by just one hind leg. The adductors help keep everything stable and stop the limb from drifting out to the side.

When these muscles aren’t working as well as they should, this is when you can notice things like drifting, loss of straightness, wobbliness in turns, or difficulty with lateral work. Sometimes the muscles we can’t easily see are the ones doing some of the hardest work πŸŽπŸ’™

Interesting topic about TMJ connections from poll to toes plus neck.and shoulders πŸ™ŒπŸ΄πŸ™β€οΈ
06/06/2026

Interesting topic about TMJ connections from poll to toes plus neck.and shoulders πŸ™ŒπŸ΄πŸ™β€οΈ

Every Birthday is special πŸ₯•πŸŽ‚πŸ₯•My Hazel is 19 today πŸ΄πŸ’•We had 9 amazing years together and I'm wishing many more to add 🀩😍πŸ₯°
06/06/2026

Every Birthday is special πŸ₯•πŸŽ‚πŸ₯•

My Hazel is 19 today πŸ΄πŸ’•
We had 9 amazing years together and I'm wishing many more to add 🀩😍πŸ₯°

02/06/2026
Today is not about the massage BUT about seeing signs early πŸ‘€ 3 years ago(2023) my beautiful Hazel started rejecting che...
01/06/2026

Today is not about the massage BUT about seeing signs early πŸ‘€

3 years ago(2023) my beautiful Hazel started rejecting cheek rubs and touching her head, instead of cuddles I got showned pinned ears and walking away from me πŸ˜’
I checked everything but her dental check up was last on the list and then I wished it could have been first.
I took her to the Equine Dental clinic and results were shocking 😲 I have to mention she had dental checks every single year she was with me.

It resulted in 2 teeth extractions, plus 6 fillings and recovering a gum disease called diastema (Diastema is the clinical term for a gap or space between two teeth)

Luckily I took her there in time and everything is under control πŸ˜‡ and improving every time πŸ™ and most importantly Hazel is pain free πŸ™Œ
The Equine Dental Clinic LTD

Sometimes one photo tells it all, enjoy 🐴😊
31/05/2026

Sometimes one photo tells it all, enjoy 🐴😊

Horses are incredibly good at adapting. They compensate, adjust, and keep working long before they show obvious signs th...
19/05/2026

Horses are incredibly good at adapting. They compensate, adjust, and keep working long before they show obvious signs that something feels uncomfortable. That is why bodywork appointments are often about far more than simply β€œfixing” a problem. They are part of a much bigger picture of supporting long-term comfort, movement, and performance.

The good news? Some of the biggest differences often come from the little things owners do consistently between appointments. Tiny habits can help maintain mobility, reduce tension build-up, improve body awareness, and allow owners to spot changes much earlier before they become bigger issues.

Here are five simple but incredibly effective things owners can do between bodywork visits that genuinely support their horse’s musculoskeletal health:
Horses are incredibly good at adapting. They compensate, adjust, and keep working long before they show obvious signs that something feels uncomfortable. That is why bodywork appointments are often about far more than simply β€œfixing” a problem. They are part of a much bigger picture of supporting long-term comfort, movement, and performance.

The good news? Some of the biggest differences often come from the little things owners do consistently between appointments. Tiny habits can help maintain mobility, reduce tension build-up, improve body awareness, and allow owners to spot changes much earlier before they become bigger issues.

Here are five simple but incredibly effective things owners can do between bodywork visits that genuinely support their horse’s musculoskeletal health:
🐴Walking in Good Straight Lines
🐴 Pole work Done Slowly
🐴 Simple massage and Bodywork at Home
🐴 Learning what is "Normal" for your horse
🐴 Prioritising Recovery Days

Muscle do not strengthen during work. They strengthen during recovery βœ¨οΈπŸ™Œ

Not every session needs push harder.

Spending time
πŸ’– observing
πŸ’– feeling
πŸ’– and moving
with your horse build better understanding of their body and allows you to become an active part of maintaining their
πŸ’• comfort
πŸ’• performance
πŸ’• and wellbeing πŸ™

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East Road, Tetford
Horncastle
LN9 6QQ

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