What to Expect From an Equine Bodywork Session

A short, practical guide for horse owners booking a first equine bodywork session.

Inside this 4-page guide:

- How to prepare your horse and your space before the session

- What happens step by step during a session, including what your horse might do and why that's normal

- What to do — and avoid — in the 24 to 48 hours afterward

- When to call your veterinarian

- A session-notes page to record what was worked on and what you noticed

From Beartooth Equine Bodywork & PEMF, Powell & Cody, Wyoming.

Please note: this guide is general educational information for horse owners. Bodywork and PEMF are supportive care and do not diagnose, treat, or replace veterinary care. Always consult your veterinarian about your horse's health.

Want to book a session?

Bodywork session: $125 for up to 60 minutes

Additional time: $20 for each additional 15 minutes — so a 90-minute session is $165

BEMER pulsing blanket session: $50

These are in-person service prices. They are separate from the price of this digital guide.