Jemma Tribe Equine

Jemma Tribe Equine Jemma Tribe Equine offers a bespoke, individual treatment for every horse. ESMT, IAAMB Qualified.
- Qualified Thermorgapher

03/02/2026

Your eyes might miss it… but thermal imaging won’t 👀🔥
Notice the increased heat in the left nearside hoof — valuable insight before lameness is obvious

✨ Equine Thermal Imaging Scans now available locally ✨Using advanced thermal imaging technology, I can help identify:✔️ ...
02/02/2026

✨ Equine Thermal Imaging Scans now available locally ✨

Using advanced thermal imaging technology, I can help identify:
✔️ Areas of heat & inflammation
✔️ Asymmetries left vs right
✔️ Early warning signs before performance drops
✔️ Useful insights for vets, physios & owners

📍 Covering Bracknell & surrounding areas
💷 Full scan: £120

Perfect for:
• Performance horses
• Horses returning to work
• Ongoing mystery issues
• Owners who want peace of mind

📩 Message me to book or ask questions
📆 Limited local slots available

Thermal imaging does not diagnose, but it’s a powerful tool to guide next steps.

07536080080
Jemz24@live.co.uk

www.jemmatribeequine.co.uk

28/01/2026

Let’s talk about c7, often referred to as the hidden vertebrae …

C7 restriction often shows as :
• One-sided stiffness
• Difficulty bending one way
• Short or “stabby” front steps
• Tight shoulders or uneven muscling
• Reluctance to stretch into the contact
• Resistance when asking for lateral work

Muscles & fascia involved:

C7 is linked into:
• Brachiocephalicus
• Omotransversarius
• Scalenes
• Pectorals
• Trapezius
• Rhomboids

So when C7 is restricted, you’ll often see:
• Neck tension
• Poll or jaw issues (yes, it travels!)
• Shoulder pain
• Even forelimb asymmetry

27/01/2026

Kinesiology Taping on the horses back 💫

This mare took a while to trust me, during treatment she was very nervous and was showing lots of signs of pain. Finding a release was difficult as she didn’t wan to show me she was letting go, however after applying a back taping and walking away, she dropped her head and relaxed ☺️

19/01/2026

What an incredible year I’ve had 🌟 here’s to 2023 🥂

18/01/2026

Working on the hindlimb to increases circulation to the hamstrings 💪🏻

16/01/2026

🎥 Hindquarter K-Taping for Horses
Kinesiology tape helps support the large muscle groups in the hindquarters, encouraging better circulation, reducing tension, and aiding recovery after work or injury.

This taping technique can help relieve muscle tightness, support movement, and improve overall comfort. This horse was presenting lameness and upon treatment we found a large muscle knot!

15/01/2026

🐴 How K-Tape Can Help with Pigeon Toes or Twisted Forelimbs in Horses

Pigeon toes (where the hooves point inward) or twisted forelimbs often lead to uneven loading of the joints, strain on tendons and ligaments, and muscular compensation over time. Horses may develop tension in the shoulders, chest, or even hindquarters as they adjust their movement.

🎗 K-Tape can help by:
• Improving proprioception: The tape gives gentle sensory feedback to encourage more balanced limb placement and awareness of movement.
• Reducing tension: It can relieve tight or overused muscles that develop from compensating for limb alignment.
• Supporting correct muscle engagement: Taping over the chest, shoulder, or forelimb muscles can help encourage better biomechanics.
• Aiding recovery: Reduces inflammation and improves circulation in areas under extra strain.

⚠️ Note: K-tape won’t “fix” conformation, but it’s a supportive tool alongside bodywork, farriery, and training adjustments.

14/01/2026

The saddle movement or asymmetry may be creating problems that you don’t know about. This horse has had this saddle for over 5 years, with no signs of any problems or asymmetry.

The thermal camera picked up muscle stress on the nearside a week prior checking the saddle.

There are many reasons a saddle may not be symmetrical.

- rider imbalance
- saddle imbalance
- horse underdeveloped one side
- horse is not even on his diagonals
- horse compensating for something else

14/01/2026

This isn’t bad behaviour.
It’s the body responding to discomfort.

Tail swishing and irritation during palpation often signal discomfort, not naughtiness.

Listening to these signs allows us to work with the horse, not against them.

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