Cone Mountain Equine and Canine Bodywork and Solutions

06/27/2024

03/19/2024

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Enhance Your Four Legged Companion's Wellbeing and Performance with Equine or Canine Massage Services. Schedule Now and Take Advantage of our Special Offer.
🌸Offer ends March 31st🌸
PM or Call/Text 256-200-1547

01/06/2024

Welcome 2024 with New and Exciting Changes.

I am now a Certified Canine Sports Massage Therapist. I will be giving massages for your fur babies at my residence or I can travel to your residence with travel expenses.
I have also added an Equine Nebulizer to assist your horse, who may have breathing issues. I will be using SilverPlex Respiratory Solution. Silverplex is a safe, non-toxic, natural solution with chelated silver. I will be posting more information about the Nebulizer and SilverPlex. So, stay tuned.
I will be traveling to as many shows and events as possible this year. I will be posting the locations I plan to attend.
Let's start 2024 by helping your Equine and Canine feel and perform better. So, let's get you scheduled as January is filling up.
Call or text 256-200-1547 or PM me for any questions or to get on the schedule.

Bethany Cone
CESMT/ CCSMT

01/05/2024

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10/31/2023

Exciting News Coming Soon…

08/24/2023

CAN YOU RECOGNIZE HEAT STRESS IN HORSES? ☀️🐴

Signs of heat stroke may range from mild to severe and life-threatening; they may include the following:
1) Temperature as high as 105 to 107 F
2) Rapid breathing, rapid pulse
3) Stumbling, weakness, depression
4) Refusal to eat or work
5) Dry skin and dehydration
6) In severe cases, a horse may collapse or go into convulsions or a coma

Exercise is a major source of body heat, and horses with a compromised ability to sweat are especially at risk of overheating, even in cooler weather with a small amount of exercise. Horses with heavy muscling or excess fat or in poor condition will also have more problems. (Keep in mind that strenuous exercise on a hot, humid day can lead to problems in a short period of time for even the best-conditioned horse.)
Foals are at risk in hot weather as well—The mare may be fine, but her foal may be getting sick from being out on a hot day as foals usually cannot take as much heat as adult horses.

Does this mean you should not work your horse on a hot day? Not necessarily. It just means you should take precautions and use your common sense. Remain vigilant for dehydration and signs of heat exhaustion, as heat exhaustion can advance to heat stroke quickly. Above all, be kind and attentive to your horse’s need. If you feel hot, your equine friend feels even hotter. So if they look tired, it’s time for a drink, a cold bath, and a break in the shade.�
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�Source: Heat Stroke | https://aaep.org/horsehealth/heat-stroke

08/18/2023

Even though it was a long hot day, I had a blast in Rainsville at the Mounted Shooting Competition. BIG SHOUT OUT to all the clients for letting me help their horses feel better ❤️❤️ and to the new clients and friends made this weekend 🥰

07/27/2023

Only a few weeks left to get student discount!! Give me a shout for more info or if you would like to get your horse on the books.

07/05/2023

Tuff waiting his turn ❤️❤️

06/28/2023

A couple of horse’s I had the privilege to massage and K-tape. Thank you Mtn Grove Stable’s.