A & E Animal Therapy

05/13/2025

05/11/2025

🩷 Happy Mother’s Day! 🩷

04/04/2025

03/31/2025

“The best kept secret in animal therapy” is no longer a secret and is becoming well-known as a highly respectable form of therapy.

Most conditions will progress dramatically within a week. Chronic conditions may take several treatments before initial results are observed.
See our most commonly treated conditions below. Contact us with any questions you may have or to discuss your animal’s condition.

03/18/2025

Check out this amazing recovery story by Molly of Equinessence.
We are very proud and grateful to have been trained by the very best and held to the high standards of ATS!

This is the story of Optimist, a Dressage horse, and his recovery from a fractured leg. By: Molly Wells, ATS Certified Equine Acuscope Therapist & Top Ranked...

11/14/2024

Did you know:

Clinical studies have shown there was a MINIMUM of 50% accelerated recovery rate when the Electro-Acuscope is used properly

📍Nowata, OK

08/27/2024

Our friend, Amber of AB Animal Therapy, says it so well!

🔥Are you looking to enhance your horses performance pre or post race? Or do you have a horse needing rehabilitation from an injury? Improve over all body wellness? Or a horse with chronic pain?🔥
💪🏻Look into the best kept secret. Acuscope and Myopulse therapy. 💪🏻
🐎It is FDA approved for horses and humans.
🐎cuts your healing time in half by charging depleted, negative cells and bringing them up to the body’s natural healthy, positive cell state.
🐎it has the unique ability to change the physiological state of cellular dis-function to normal cellular function very rapidly.

💜Many benefits to treating with Acuscope.

🐎 Horses with EPM (helps nerve rengeneration, spares muscle atrophy, keeps nervous system open)

🐎 Horses with soft tissue injuries such as torn or distressed tendons or ligaments. As it improves soft tissue function, increases range of motion, and helps with the build up of scar tissue due to the acuscope’s ability to generate healthy cells and recharge unhealthy cells.

🐎Opens the pathway of a cell from inside out. Going to the core of the nervous system to start the healing process of the entire body.

💜Myopulse stimulates the cells, releases tight muscles, heals and strengthens muscles, tendons and ligaments.

Treating non injured muscles can improve, strengthen, and increase your horses longevity in the arena, and overall wellness.

Message us to book your appointment and learn more about the health of your horse today!

06/07/2024

🩷🖤Exciting News!🖤🩷

A & E Animal Therapy will have a booth at the Meeker’s Market tomorrow from 4-8 PM! 🐴🐾

Come by and learn about our services, ask any questions you have and schedule appointments. We look forward to seeing you and sharing how we can help your beloved animal companions.

See you there! 🤠

05/23/2024

Tune in this evening!!

Join me live this Thursday at 7p CST (5p PST/West Coast, 8p EST/East Coast) for a LIVE Q&A on Facebook! Any questions that you have about the Acuscope & Myopulse Therapy System, the equine performance industry, injuries that occur, and any other topics that you want to discuss or that arise, you are welcome to join me.

You can submit your questions ahead of time to ensure that I see them by sending us a DM to ask them privately, or leaving your question in the comments section here.

For everyone who submits their questions ahead of time, I will do a random drawing for a free Mane & Tail Serum from my Equine Relief Products collection!

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05/18/2024

More amazing work with Acuscope/Myopulse therapy!

Here’s another IVDD case I have been working on. Mahindra is a 4 year old Shih Tzu who came to Southern Haven Veterinarian Clinic for a second opinion. According to the first veterinarian that they saw, it was suggested that they humanely euthanize because she would never walk again. After Dr. Emily‘s evaluation and notating that she had deep pain sensation in both hind legs, that there was a chance of recovery. She offered my services as well as some medications. I immediately started treatment on her. Doing three treatments within a 72 hour period. And since have only done 4 sessions, with more to come!

Needless to say, this sweet girl is so full of life and I’m so grateful to be apart of her healing!🐾❤️🐾

Please see comments for videos.

05/12/2024

Happy Mother’s Day to all amazing moms!
🩷🖤🩷🖤

05/08/2024

Important info regarding Acuscope/Myopulse therapy. 🖤🩷🤠
Thank you, Jessica!

The performance horse industry is all about instantaneous results lately and in my experience the factors that have led to a horse not reaching complete resolution or stability of their condition or injury are as follows:

1. Inconsistent treatment. If your horse has a plethora of problems and ailments that you want help resolving then consistent treatment is key. You cannot be consistent for 2 weeks then stop treatment before resolution is reached then wonder why your horse is not progressing. This therapy system used consistently will obtain positive results. We can make a program that suits your budget and goals, it may take longer or shorter pending what you’re comfortable with frequency wise, but sticking with the program is important. You do not give your horse supplements for 1 month then expect the same results after you stop use right? No. You give your supplements daily for the results. I see a lot of people bounce around not committing to a certain program or therapy system and that is not doing your horse justice. Healing takes time & consistency.

2. Lack of client compliance. Unless the horse is at my residing facility for me to control every aspect of their rehabilitation, client compliance is very important. You can do all the treatments but if you are not abiding by your veterinarians or my protocol then you are not helping your horses progress between treatment and in some cases I’ve seen people hinder their horses progress. If the horse has a soft tissue injury and is only supposed to be hand walked or on a controlled gradual exercise regimen to facilitate healing and you instead go turn your horse out in the pasture and it runs a muck then you wonder why the soft tissue injury isn’t healing or you have another problem… you aren’t helping your therapist or veterinarian get the results by not complying with the program. Horses unfortunately do not know what is best for them, we do. So if your horse is losing its mind because it has to be stalled please contact your vet.

3. Lack of proper diagnosis. In order for any rehabilitation or performance specialist to help you, you must obtain a proper diagnosis from your veterinarian. We can’t treat what we don’t know. Pending what the injury or condition is the horse will be treated differently and have different protocol. Now I’ve also seen one diagnosis happen then a compensatory injury arises. This is not uncommon. Horses are like onions sometimes when you fix one problem another arises, especially on complicated or advanced cases. That is why consistency and regular rechecks by your veterinarian are important.

4. Lastly, unrealistic expectations. I understand we all want our horses fixed. We want to use them. But pending what your horses injury or condition is we must be realistic about the expectation. If your veterinarian gives a 9 month prognosis for healing and you are wondering why your horse isn’t completely healed in 2 months then that is unrealistic. If a veterinarian gives a 9 month prognosis then a realistic viewpoint with a CONSISTENT rehabilitation program and correct client compliance would be 4-5 months. But you cannot be inconsistent and do the bare minimum of treatment and still expect those results. We are here to help you and your horse, but we all must be realistic of expectations, and every therapist should be able to discuss these expectations with you. Many of my clients know that I will try to be as aggressive as I can with a rehabilitation program initially then help the horse taper off as the months go on. Those that have followed through with my rehabilitation programs know how successful that has been.

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