Becci Miller Equine Massage Practitioner

20/10/2026

Always a believer of this quote… ❤️✨

“What is for you, won’t go past you.” 🤍

We’ve got something very exciting coming, and I honestly cannot wait to share it all with you… hopefully very very soon! 🤩❤️

Looking back over the last three and a half years, I feel incredibly grateful for everything this little business has brought into my life. 🥹❤️

Every pathway I’ve been led down, every friendship I’ve made, every amazing business I’ve connected with, and every opportunity that has come my way has played a part in getting me to where I am today.

Some opportunities have been completely unexpected, others have opened doors I never imagined, and I feel truly blessed and sometimes completely overwhelmed by just how far this journey has taken me. ✨

At the heart of everything, your horses have and will always come first. 🐴❤️

I am so passionate about raising awareness of equine musculoskeletal health and helping owners understand how we can support our horses, whatever their age, workload or stage of life.

From the youngsters just starting their journey, to our hardworking competition horses, right through to our much-loved retired oldies who deserve the very best care… every horse matters.

Over the last three years, my little business has grown into something I am so proud of, and I know this is only the beginning.

Becci Miller Equine Massage Practitioner is expanding, evolving and stepping into an exciting new chapter! ✨🥂

I cannot wait to bring you all along on this next part of the journey and share what we’ve been working on behind the scenes. 🤩

For now, I’ll leave you with this…

❤️ Trust the journey. Believe in yourself. And remember that what is meant for you will find its way to you. ❤️

Watch this space… 👀✨🐴

17/10/2026

🍂🐴 NOVEMBER APPOINTMENTS – LIMITED AVAILABILITY! 🐴🍂

My diary is busy, and I have just 5 dates remaining for November! If your horse is due some well deserved maintenance massage or massage and PEMF therapy, now is the perfect time to get booked in.

📅 Remaining November dates:
✨ 4th November
✨ 11th November
✨ 17th November
✨ 23rd November
✨ 26th November

As we head into the winter months, keeping your horse comfortable, supple and in tip-top condition is just as important as ever. Whether your horse is enjoying a quieter winter, continuing to compete, or maintaining their usual workload, regular maintenance can be a valuable part of their overall care routine. 💙

🎄 CHRISTMAS DIARY NOTICE 🎄

My diary is already getting busy in the run-up to Christmas, so please don’t leave booking until the last minute!

🎅 My books will be closed from 22nd December until 29th December, with emergencies only during this period.

If you would like to secure an appointment before Christmas, please get in touch as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.

📲 To book your horse in:
Message me via WhatsApp on 07908677784 or connect with me through the Equigate app using practitioner code 884901.

📍 Message me with your postcode to check availability in your area.

Let’s keep your horses feeling their best this winter! 🐴💙

15/10/2026

Anyone who is trying to contact me regarding bookings via Facebook Messenger my messages are not coming through for some reason….

Please either WhatsApp me 07908677784 or message me on the Equigate app practitioner code 884901. And I will get back to everyone asap thanks Becci ❤️

14/10/2026

PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) therapy is gaining popularity in equine care due to its potential benefits for horses. This non-invasive treatment uses electromagnetic fields to stimulate cellular repair and promote overall wellness. Here are some key points about PEMF therapy for horses:

Benefits of PEMF Therapy

🙌 Pain Relief Helps reduce inflammation and alleviate pain in horses suffering from joint issues, arthritis, or injuries.
🙌 Improved Circulation Enhances blood flow, which can expedite healing and recovery.
🙌 Muscle Relaxation Assists in relieving muscle tension and spasms, promoting relaxation after intense exercise.
🙌 Enhanced Performance Many equestrians use PEMF therapy to boost performance by ensuring their horses are in optimal physical condition.
🙌 Stress Reduction Can help calm anxious horses, making them more manageable during training and competitions.

Complementary Therapy
PEMF therapy is often most effective when used alongside other treatments and therapies

Incorporating PEMF therapy can be a valuable addition to your horses maintenance routine.
helping to maintain your horse's well-being and performance levels.

Have you considered trying it for your horse?

Message to book your horses next treatment

13/10/2026

Please like and share my daughters new business page ❤️

🐾💛 WELCOME TO BROOKES PAWFECT WALKS! 💛🐾

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At Brookes Pawfect Walks, we believe happy paws make happy dogs! 🐾 Whether your pup loves exploring the great outdoors or you need a helping hand with your pet’s daily routine, I’m here to help. 🐶💕

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🐾 Canine First Aid Certified
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🏡 Pet Sitting Services Also Available

Your four-legged family members deserve care, attention and plenty of tail-wagging adventures! 🐕✨

📩 Get in touch today to find out more or to discuss your dog-walking needs. I’d love to meet you and your pooch!

Please give my page a like, share this post, and help spread the word to other local dog owners. Every share means the world to a small business! 💛

🐾 Brookes Pawfect Walks
Happy paws, happy walks, happy dogs! 🐾💛

10/10/2026

What to do when your ill 😷 start your acupressure course ❤️

07/10/2026

🐴 IT TAKES A TEAM TO KEEP YOUR HORSE IN TIP-TOP CONDITION! 🐴

Keeping our horses happy, healthy and performing at their best isn’t a one person job.

It takes a team of dedicated professionals working together, all with the same goal: putting your horse’s wellbeing first. ❤️

From vets, farriers, saddle, bit and bridle fitters, chiropractors, dentists and bodyworkers.

Every professional plays a different role, but communication and collaboration between them can make a huge difference.
One area of discomfort can sometimes influence another, which is why looking at the bigger picture matters.

As an equine massage practitioner, I believe in working alongside other professionals and encouraging owners to build a reliable support network around their horses. No single practitioner can do everything, and recognising when another professional is needed is part of providing the best possible care.

✨ Your horse deserves a team that puts their needs first.

07/10/2026

🐴 The Importance of Correct Bit & Bridle Fitting Alongside Equine Massage 🐴

When we think about our horse's comfort and performance, equine massage can be a fantastic tool for relieving muscle tension, improving flexibility, and supporting overall wellbeing. However, lasting results often depend on addressing the root cause of discomfort.

An incorrectly fitted bit or bridle can create pressure points across the poll, TMJ, nose, and mouth. This can lead to tension throughout the neck, shoulders, and back.

A correctly fitted bridle allows your horse to move freely and comfortably, while a suitable and well fitted bit ensures clear communication without causing pain or restriction.

When combined with regular equine massage, proper tack fitting can help:

✅ Reduce muscle tension and soreness
✅ Improve relaxation and willingness to work
✅ Enhance performance and movement
✅ Prevent compensation patterns and recurring discomfort
✅ Support your horse's long-term health and wellbeing

Remember 🙌

The head is a complex network of nerves that control everything from lip to ear.

These nerves are essential for communication, comfort and expression.

They are very sensitive and lie close to the surface of the skin and this should be considered when we fit our horses with bridles and bits.

Pressure on the nerves can cause discomfort, head shaking, tack avoidance and also behavioural problems.

The main sensory nerve is the Trigeminal nerve, this splits into three branches around the eye and forhead, Upper Jaw and Muzzle and in the
Lower Jaw and Chin. The nerve is responsible for sensation across the

⭐️ Face
⭐️ Forehead
⭐️ Cheeks
⭐️ Lips
⭐️ Muzzle

Don’t forget that your horse's comfort is a team effort.

Regular assessments of both tack fit and musculoskeletal health can make a significant difference to how your horse feels, performs, and enjoys their work.

A comfortable horse is a happier horse. 🐎✨

04/10/2026