Complimentary Therapy Works
We offer a variety of Bodywork methods available for your animals. Give us a call to schedule an appointment or consultation.
Thermal Imaging
Thermal imaging is a non-invasive imaging technique that is used to measure the difference in surface temperatures. It can identify issues in order to treat the animal most efficiently:
Muscle and joint injuries
Spine issues
Pressure from the saddle
Hoof bruises
Niagra Equissage
Cycloid Vibration Therapy. It is very safe and easy to use to treat soft tissue injuries, sore muscles, and joints.
Performance Improvement
Helps to prevent injury by increasing circulation to the soft tissue areas before and after exercise.
Reduces muscle soreness post-exercise,
Increases in joint flexibility
Cork and Mane is a dealer representative for Niagara Products. Give us a call and we can answer your questions about using it on your animal.
PEMF
Pulsed Electro-Magnetic Field technology
uses energy to stimulate the cells.
Decreases inflammation
Improves Circulation
Aids in muscle fatigue
Very relaxing so the animal’s body can heal
Certified Equestrian
Sports Massage
Reduced muscle tension and soreness
Greater flexibility and range of motion
Increased sense of well-being
Enhance muscle blood flow and lactate clearance
Vote in our Poll and say which modalities you would be interested in! Google form - anonymous and just 3 questions.
Muscle Taping
Muscle Taping or Elastic Kinesiology is used both during athletic events and in recovery from an injury.
Helps lift and separate fascia
Improves tissue mobility and circulation
Decreases swelling
Speeds recovery after workout or event
Read our Taping Blog
PEMF also works well on canines.
Equine Kinesiology Taping has so many applications. In this picture it has treated an eye that was swollen and closed.
“Not every modality works for every situation. Each case is unique. That’s why I meet your animal where they are that day.
— Susan Dickinson Cork N Mane
”…I want to thank Susan Dickinson also. Atz really took to her and the treatments did seem to help” (Palliative Pulse treatment for cancer patient)
— Joe and Cyndi K.
