Tasmanian Equine Solutions - Sarra Avery

19/05/2026

If you think your therapist is going a great job- consider nominating them for the ETAA awards…

07/05/2026

A handy haynet stuffer the husband made up for me — very helpful for getting those ‘hay high’ haynets done daily 👌

Horses naturally don’t just graze with their heads down all day; they also browse at different heights in the wild. Feeding one haynet up higher can help encourage better posture, more balanced muscle use, natural jaw movement and improved overall body symmetry in some horses.

Like everything with horses, it’s not a one size fits all approach. It depends on the individual horse, their comfort, existing body issues and the height or difficulty of the haynet. The goal should always be comfort, balance and what works best for that horse.

My own horses enjoy a varied range of feeding heights 😊

21/04/2026

Availability for May
- all booked at this stage

Please PM if urgent and I will see if I can fit you in

If your area is not listed please contact me and I will see what I can do 😊

12/04/2026

04/04/2026

🌟APRIL AVAILABILITY🌟

Tuesday 28th April- Brighton, Richmond, Sorell x 2

Thursday 30th April- Acton, Lauderdale, Sorell x 3 spots

Please PM to book

21/03/2026

Hi all,

Just a heads up that from April 1st, my prices will be going up by $10 across the board.

I’ve held off doing a price rise for quite a while now, but with petrol prices doing their thing (ouch!)
it has gotten to the point where I need to make a small adjustment.

I’m still committed to giving you and your horses the same care, time and quality you’re used to 🐴

If you want to sneak in a booking before the change, flick me a message I have a couple of spots left before April.

Thankyou for your support,
Sarra 😊

25/02/2026

Recovery massage for Thonatus today after his win 🏆 he’s a special boy
Broadmarsh Stud

21/02/2026

A client win 🎉💫

17/02/2026

Have you ever wondered why your bodyworker spends so much time around your horse’s ribs? 👀

The intercostal muscles sit between each rib. Every stride your horse takes relies on good oxygen delivery, and that depends on a ribcage that can expand and recoil freely and comfortably.

When the intercostals are tight or reactive, a few things you may notice are:
• Girthiness
• Reduced lateral bend
• A shortened stride
• Tension through the back
• Poor stamina or slower recovery

The ribcage is also central to thoracic sling function. If there are restrictions here, scapular (shoulder) freedom can be limited, posture can alter, and compensatory tension often develops through the shoulders and into the lumbar (lower back) region.

When we gently restore mobility through the intercostals, you’ll often see:
✔️ A softer, more elastic ribcage
✔️ Improved thoracic lift
✔️ Better swing through the back
✔️ Deeper, more relaxed breathing

It’s a subtle area, but a really important one. When the ribcage moves well, your whole horse moves well 🦴💪

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17/02/2026

I truly have the best clients ever 🥹

Today we were given the most beautiful gift from a client who has been with us for 10 years. It’s moments like this that remind me how lucky I am — what starts as a professional relationship so often turns into genuine friendship.

Thank you for your trust, your support, and for being part of this journey for so many years. It means more than you know. 💜

Pretzel looks very smart in his new halter 🥰

30/01/2026

Happy 2026 🎉

I’m back on board after taking a little time off to play with starting the baby horse Pretzel (photo proof below of his first sit) 💜

Appointments have filled quickly, and I’m currently sending out confirmations and appointment times.

If you’re looking to book in, my next availability is March at this stage.

Please let me know if you’d like to secure a spot 💫