R.A.W Equine, Sport and Rehabilitation Massage

11/11/2025

So true ❤️

I Don’t Need a Massage Therapist. I’ve Had the Vet!

We hear this one a lot!
But 🙏 once your vet has fixed the problem, your horse’s body still needs time (and help) to recover from how it coped with that problem. So basically when your horse was in pain, they adapted their way of moving to protect the sore area, shifting weight, tightening muscles, and relying more on other parts of their body. Over time, this creates imbalance, tension, and even discomfort elsewhere.

That’s where your equine bodyworker comes in. They help release those tight spots, rebalance the muscles, and get the body moving correctly again, supporting the vet’s work and helping prevent further issues down the line.

So remember:
🩺 Your vet fixes the cause
🙌 Your bodyworker fixes the consequences



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05/11/2025

Huge congratulations to Sofia Mirza and the beautiful Adi on your awesome scores. Well done to both of you x

22/10/2025

The nights are drawing in, the weather's getting colder and wetter... all this usually means less time out and more time in the stables for our equine companions.
More stable time can lead to muscle tightness and reduced range of motion from standing in a lot.
Massage can help reduce or alleviate these symptoms and keep your horse feeling good and performing at their best.

All types, ages, breeds and workloads catered for. Every massage is tailored to your horse, and you'll come away with mobility and stretch exercises you can do to keep your horse feeling it's best.

Give me a call or message to discuss your requirements, or to answer any questions you may have.

02/10/2025

Good luck to everyone competing at the Pet plan national dressage champs at this week.
Especially Julie Smith Jon Revell and Sofia Mirza xx

11/09/2025

Today I gave a young mare her first massage before she starts working and it made me think just how important this is.

It's not just horses in full time work that benefit from a massage.

For young stock it helps get them used to being handled by another person, someone they won't know necessarily. It gives us the chance to check that there are no muscular issues, relax any tight areas and help to reduce the risk of injury as they start to increase their work load and carry a rider.

No matter what your horse does, whether they're retired, just being started, or anything in between, they can benefit from massage.

Very very limited availability in September and only a couple of appointments in October so message if you'd like to book in.

10/09/2025

Does anyone know any field keep for winter for my friends old boy? Doesn't have to be Monmouth, she's happy to move him wherever. Just needs turn out.

Thanks :-)

25/08/2025

With August nearly over and only a few appointments left in September, make sure to drop me a message if you want to book in!

As always if you have any issues, questions or concerns between appointments just message me.

06/08/2025

The lovely Jed relaxing and enjoying his massage 🥰

Thank you to his owner Meg for the pictures.

13/07/2025

The many faces of Mr Pea... loving his massage today 😍

Thanks for the photos Rilla Morries and Peas owner Lorraine Syred :-)