Neigh Neigh Nosh

Neigh Neigh Nosh Natural food and supplements 🍌🍃
Gut health and diet 🐴😁
Qualified Massage Therapist for 🐴💆‍♀️
Dedicated to every horses life 🐴❤️
Dog lover 🐶❤️

I am a fully qualified Equine Sports Masseuse who studied initially with Equestricare. I have furthered my education with a dissection with the renowned Sharon May Davis, completed Equi-Tape Kinesiology taping and I'm studying Animal Neuro Myofascial Release and I recently attended EMMET. Equine Sports Massage works on the whole body, influencing the muscles, tendons, joints and skeletal framework. I use a range of techniques to help release tension in areas of the body which may be causing a restriction in movement and lack of performance. I encourage and provide advice to clients on stretching, strengthening, nutrition, hoof balance, teeth and saddle fit. http://www.horsemassage.com.au/

Red Light Therapy - In my tool kit I use a red light pad and torch which further helps release tension, can penetrate deep damaged tissue and encourages repair on a cellular level. Benefits of Red Light - IN SUMMARY
LED’s at specific wavelengths increase circulation by increasing the formation of new capillaries. This allows more blood supply – hence more oxygen and vital nutrients to reach tissues. This increased circulation also allows for the faster removal of metabolic wastes. Studies site that LED Therapy stimulates the production of collagen. Collagen is an essential protein for repair to damaged tissue, including ageing skin and scars. LED Therapy stimulates the release of ATP – Adenosine triphosphate. ATP is the major carrier of energy to all cells. LED Therapy increases the activity of the lymphatic system thus promoting a faster elimination of swelling – oedema in tissues. LED Therapy reduces the excitability of nervous tissue by stimulating the release of endorphins. Endorphins are the body’s natural pain fighting chemicals. LED Therapy increases the synthesis of RNA and DNA. This helps damaged cells to be replaced more quickly. LED Therapy increases phagocytic activity hence helps fight infections. Phagocytes help to destroy and mop up dead or degenerated cells. LED Therapy stimulates tissue granulation which is an important part of tissue repair. LED Therapy stimulates trigger points and acupuncture points. LED Therapy helps to relax muscles and reduce stress. I find it extremely effective on injuries, scar tissue and acupuncture points. https://www.redlighttherapy.com.au/

Kinesiology Taping - extra charge
Physio taping is extremely effective at helping release tight tissue and encouraging blood flow to the area to heal. Assists with recovery. Helps support muscles,joints, ligaments and tendons. Can be used to activate a muscle group that is not being used effectively. Helps reduce edema, scar tissue and encourage healing. Very effective when traveling, as decrease swelling in the legs. http://equi-tape.com

02/02/2026

🌕 Full moon worming reminder 🌕

Many horse owners choose to worm on or around the full moon, when parasites are believed to be more active and breeding in the intestines.

This month, I’ll be giving chemical wormer to the high shedders only, keeping things targeted and mindful.

Alongside this, everyone also received a gentle internal cleanse using:
• Fresh papaya
• Turmeric
• Lightly boiled linseeds

Supporting the gut while managing parasite load is always the goal 🤍
Balanced, thoughtful care over blanket treatments.

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01/02/2026

Ahhh Shatahn… you always make me giggle 😂

One particular day he decided to drink dam water like a dog 🐶💦
Lapping it up fully committed to the experience.

Most horses quietly slurp through their lips like a straw, but not today 🤣
Never a dull moment with him.

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01/02/2026

Let’s get knotted… that’s how my brain feels 🤪
It’s getting very dry here in Redlands 🌾
Time to roll out a paddock round bale so everyone can have a good munch for a few hours each day 🐴🤍

Now comes the fun part…
Trying to find a knotless 4x4 round bale hay net with 40 mm holes — and why are they all different prices?! 😤😂

Dry paddocks, happy horses, and me deep in hay net research mode 💻🧐
If you’ve got a favourite knotless round bale net, drop it below 👇

31/01/2026

✨ Vinnie’s first outing ✨ in paddock condition
What an absolute superstar he was — calm, relaxed, and took it all in like a pro 🤍
He even came home with ribbons 🏅

Supported by a simple, honest diet:
• Teese C3
• Copra
• Neigh Neigh Nosh TLC mix
• Some good-quality grassy hay ❤️

Proof that you don’t need complicated feeding to get great results.

How good does he look?! 😍🐴

Hopefully our Website will be up n running very soon

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30/01/2026

Dancer has really changed so much ❤️

Today we went for our first suburban street walk and I’m honestly so proud of how she handled it.

When I first acquired Dancer she earned the nickname “Bones.”
Her nervous system was so dysregulated from pain, bracing and stress — keeping weight on her felt impossible.

After further investigation we discovered:
• A twisted o***y
• A large tear in her left psoas
• A chronic head injury (frontal lobe scarring and a glazed eye)

She simply didn’t feel safe in her body… with people, or in her environment.

So I gave her time.
Good food.
Our Neigh Neigh Nosh supplements.
And lots of patience.

Now she’s blossoming into the kindest, softest soul 💛
She’s holding weight, gaining muscle just from paddock life, and starting to trust her body again.

I’m hopeful that with gentle walking work she’ll continue to build strength through her hindquarters.
Watching her progress has been incredibly special 🐴✨

30/01/2026

💙 Sparky is looking for his person 💙
Would you like to lease or adopt him?

Sparky is searching for a kind, patient person where he can be loved, understood, and supported.
He thrives on connection, gentle handling, and people who enjoy simply being with their horse.

He’s a sensitive soul who would make a beautiful equine therapy or companion-type horse, as he’s quite ADHD himself and responds really well to calm, consistent energy.

Sparky does have a left hind lameness, which has improved with Prev-Equine anti-inflammatory support. Because of this, he’s only suitable for light riding — think gentle walks, obstacles, and low-pressure activities within his comfort zone.

He truly enjoys:
• Quiet time with his person
• Walking and exploring
• Groundwork and obstacle play
• Working within his stress threshold
• Nervous system regulation through kindness and consistency

Sparky has so much love to give and would thrive with a person that values connection over performance 🤍🐴

If you feel he might be the right fit, please reach out.

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28/01/2026

Me and the adventure pooches on this beautiful hot Wednesday 🥵🐕

We played ring on top of the hill while topping up the horses’ water 💦
Then headed off for a big property walk 🌾
Followed by a swim in the dam — much needed in this heat!

I even managed to read my book from the kayak 🤣
(very tired today 🥱)

Came home, everyone relaxed, and I re-lit my head for a good hour…
Ahhh bliss ✨💚

This is the life.

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Behind the scenes reality check 🤣We’re currently working on launching our website… and let’s just say it’s been an ordea...
27/01/2026

Behind the scenes reality check 🤣

We’re currently working on launching our website… and let’s just say it’s been an ordeal.
Linking live shipping rates, switching platforms, and now officially on our third website build 😵‍💫

We promise we’re getting there — but if it doesn’t come together soon, this horse toy might start representing our face 😂🐴

Thanks for your patience and support while we wrangle the tech 🤍

20/01/2026

Have you ever considered that an itchy horse might actually be trying to relieve discomfort?

When there are no signs of skin mites, fungus, or obvious skin irritation, itching can often be linked to muscle pain, nerve discomfort, or joint soreness — not just a skin issue.

I’ve noticed some of ours will:
• Rub their gluteals and hamstrings on posts when they’re tight behind
• Scratch their rhomboids and crest when they have neck pain/ or spinal pain
• Rub their forehead when they’re uncomfortable through the poll or neck

When I’m sore, I itch too. I rub my back on posts or trees in nature. It’s the bodies way of finding relief.

Sometimes, itching is your horse trying to care for their own soft tissue pain🤍

It’s worth looking and thinking deeper than the skin. Skin problems are often a reflection of other things going on internally and externally.

This horse has a stifle lameness and I’ve just popped him on some prev equine to see if it will help. So I know he is itching due to pain.

Can anyone offer Frannie a loving home? 🤍She is absolutely glowing on her Neigh Neigh Nosh supplements and diet ❤️ Her c...
18/01/2026

Can anyone offer Frannie a loving home? 🤍

She is absolutely glowing on her Neigh Neigh Nosh supplements and diet ❤️ Her coat, condition and overall wellbeing have come such a long way.

Unfortunately, while nutrition and correct conditioning can do so much, we can’t change underlying skeletal issues. Frannie has just being diagnosed with kissing spine, and although Brooke has done an incredible job strengthening her core, she still shows discomfort under saddle due to overlapping spinous processes.

Signs of stress and pain include:
• Chomping on the bit
•Losing weight after work and topline looking sunken
• Difficulty relaxing when standing
• Tension through different gaits

It’s truly such a shame 😢 She has so much to give, just not as a ridden horse.

Frannie would be best suited to a companion, light in-hand work, or a loving paddock life where her comfort comes first.

Please reach out if you think you could give this special girl the home she deserves 🤍🐴

So proud of how well a few of our residents are doing 🤍Even after a very dry summer with limited quality pasture, they’r...
16/01/2026

So proud of how well a few of our residents are doing 🤍
Even after a very dry summer with limited quality pasture, they’re absolutely thriving.

Keeping it simple and species-appropriate:
• No pellets
• Low starch & low sugar
• Quality protein and healthy fats
• Just a small amount of non-grain starch

They only receive grassy hay when paddocked alone or when they come in for some exercise.

Proof that simple, thoughtful nutrition can go a long way 🌾🐴 they all have beautiful glutes, a big sigh that their diet is spot on ✔️

14/01/2026

Prince 🤎
The second there’s a hint of mud, he’s down and rolling — brown, black, whatever shade he can find 🤣
Certified grubby gelding.

Dancer ✨
Our girl prefers to stay spotless, thank you very much.
Total show girl next to Prince… true mystic mare energy 💃🐴

Two horses, two very different personalities — we love them exactly as they are 🤍

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