Fire and Ice PEMF Therapy

08/18/2025

✨ Helping Horses Feel & Perform Their Best ✨
At Fire and Ice PEMF Therapy, I specialize in Equine Kinesiology Taping, MagnaWave PEMF Therapy and Red Light Therapy to support your horse’s health, comfort, and performance.

💠 Kinesiology Taping – A gentle, non-invasive method to support muscles, joints, circulation, recovery, and overall movement. Perfect for horses in training, competition, or recovering from injury.

💠 MagnaWave PEMF Therapy – A safe, effective way to reduce pain, improve circulation, promote relaxation, and speed healing from the inside out.

💠 Red Light Therapy – Stimulates cell regeneration, reduces inflammation, encourages wound healing, and supports overall wellness.

Whether your equine partner is a performance horse, senior companion, or anything in between, my goal is to help them feel their absolute best!

📍 Mobile services available – I come to you!
📅 Now booking new clients – limited spots available!

✨ Invest in your horse’s comfort, recovery, and performance today. ✨
📞 Contact me at 303-842-4909
📩 Message me here on Facebook/Instagram

08/05/2025

Personal Experience with Belle**

This past Sunday afternoon, one of my personal horses, *Belle*, suffered what appeared to be a pretty significant knee injury—likely from a kick. As with any acute injury, I held off on MagnaWave therapy for approximately 72 hours to allow the initial inflammation to settle.

In the meantime, I focused on a combination of supportive therapies:

* **Cold Water Therapy**
* **Red Light Therapy**
* **Kinesiology Taping** with copper-infused tape
* **Draw It Out Liniment Spray** and **Poultice**

By Tuesday morning, Belle was already showing noticeable improvement in her movement—and even managed to break out of her temporary pen!

Seeing these results firsthand reminds me why I’m so passionate about the therapies I offer. They truly support the body’s natural healing process and can make a real difference.

07/28/2025

Did you know MagnaWave can help Gastric Ulcers in Horses in a natural way?

Gastric ulcers are commonly found in horses. A third of adult horses confined in stalls and over 60% of performance horses develop moderate to severe gastric ulcers.

Horses constantly produce hydrochloric acid which can accumulate in the stomach when the horse does not eat often enough. This causes an acid build-up that can lead to gastric ulcers. With gastric ulcers being such a common occurrence, owners and trainers are MagnaWaving gastric ulcers in horses naturally with PEMF.

MagnaWave with Gastric Ulcers
PEMF uses pulses of electromagnetic waves deep into damaged and diseased tissue. The coils can be strategically placed and emit a measurable magnetic field up to 16 inches. This electromagnetic field helps cells to function normally and strengthens cell metabolism.
MagnaWave uses PEMF to helps to reduce inflammation and promote healing. It can be used as an adjunct modality to help the horse feel better as other changes in management are made.
Addressing gastric ulcers in horses naturally with PEMF is safe, non-invasive and has no adverse side effects. It requires no sedation and is both calming and relaxing to the horse.

Contact me to learn more about PEMF or schedule a session!

07/25/2025

I’m absolutely blown away by these stunning photos captured by my talented friend and client, Kylie Jones during a recent MagnaWave session! 📸✨

If you’re looking for someone to perfectly capture your special moments, check out her page and book your next event or photo session with her—you won’t be disappointed!

KJ Western Media

07/12/2025

This morning Geronimo managed to get an ouchie.
Left photo- you can see his left front has swelling and fluid starting from his forearm all the wag down to his pastern. That being said, I choose to do a circulation method of taping that will increase circulation that will then lead to increasing blood flow!

The plan is to keep tape on him and MagnaWave along with Red Light to help with inflammation and to help keep him comfortable.

07/10/2025

Why do you waste your time learning all these therapies?”
“Why not just become a vet?”
“Don’t most people already know how to do that stuff themselves?”

I hear these questions more often than you’d think. And my answer is simple:
Because I love animals—and I want to help them in every way I possibly can.

Over the years of owning and caring for horses, I lost count of how many times a vet would treat the issue—only to send me home with instructions to continue care using different therapies. That’s when I realized the real work often begins after the vet leaves. Rehab, recovery, ongoing support—these things matter just as much as the initial diagnosis.

Sure, I’ve thought about becoming a veterinarian. But I’ve also seen the emotional toll it takes behind the scenes—on both vets and vet techs. It takes a rare kind of strength to carry that weight daily, and I’ll be honest: I feel deeply. It’s a blessing in the work I do, but also a reason I’ve chosen a different path.

Becoming certified in various therapy modalities allows me to still serve animals—to help with pain, recovery, mobility, and overall wellness. You can think of what I do as physical therapy in the animal world. Whether it’s post-surgery care, injury rehab, or simply supporting an animal’s quality of life, these therapies matter.

And if you already use therapies at home with your animals? That’s AMAZING. I’ll never knock that. In fact, I love seeing more people take their animal’s well-being into their own hands.

I get certified and stay educated so I can be there in the moments when you need more—more support, more time, more tools, or just a second set of hands and eyes.

At the end of the day, we all share the same goal:
To help our animals live their happiest, healthiest lives.

07/08/2025

Good morning!

As fair is in sight, I did hear back from the Weld County Fair board regarding my MagnaWave. I will still have it on hand however, you would need a written prescription from the vet onsite.

I am sorry for the hoops that would need to be met in order to care for your animals.

I wish everyone the best of luck!

07/01/2025

Good morning, everyone!

First and foremost, I want to thank all of my amazing clients — both those who’ve booked with me in the past and those continuing to book. I truly appreciate you!

I still have some availability this month, so if you need to schedule an appointment, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

✨ Upcoming Events ✨

July 5th- Boulder County Fairgrounds but will be parked in between indoor arena and rodeo arena

July 6th- will be in Sterling Area

July 13th- Yuma Area

July 21st- Island Grove- I will not have a booth set up however I will be onsite with my machine and red lights

06/24/2025

**Hello everyone!**

Exciting things are coming—I'll be set up at local events soon!

As fair season approaches, you can find me at both the **Weld County Fair** and the **Southeast Weld County Fair** with all my equipment ready to go!

If your four-legged athletes need some pampering, I offer **MagnaWave** and **Red Light Therapy** to help them feel relaxed, refreshed, and at their best! My goal is to keep these incredible animals comfortable and performing at their peak!

Don’t hesitate to reach out to schedule a session or learn more. I can’t wait to see you there!

06/17/2025