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Oh So GoodEquine & Livestock

Horse sessions

PEMF and red light for horses, at your barn

For the rodeo horse, the ranch horse, the trail partner and the old campaigner. I come to you with the MagnaWave and the ROC red light, and we work at your horse's pace.

  • 30 or 60 minutes
  • Barn calls across East County
  • Group rate for 4+ horses
Sydnie with a bay horse in the barn aisle, MagnaWave coil in hand
Close-up of the ROC red light glowing on a horse's coat

Who it's for

Every horse that works for a living, and the ones who've earned their rest

Sydnie working on a grey rodeo horse behind the chutes

Rodeo & speed horses

Barrel, roping and bucking horses between runs, hauls and rodeo weekends. I'll work behind the chutes if that's where they are.

A paint horse wearing a MagnaWave loop around the neck

Ranch & trail horses

The everyday partners who carry you up the hills and through the brush. A session that supports comfort between rides.

Sydnie with a white horse and a MagnaWave loop in the barn

Show horses

Pre-show and post-show sessions, timed around your classes, so they head into the arena relaxed and settled.

Magnum lying flat out for a nap in his paddock after a session

Seniors & retirees

The old campaigners. Regular, gentle sessions as part of their wellness routine, just like Oso gets.

Sydnie holding the ROC red light on a horse's lower legROC red light on the lower leg
A grey horse standing on the PEMF mat while Sydnie works
A bay horse wearing the MagnaWave Wave Wings under a shade cover

At your barn

What happens during a horse session

  • A quick chat first. Their work, their routine, anything you've noticed under saddle or in the stall.
  • A gentle head-to-tail scan with the MagnaWave loops to see where they're holding tension.
  • PEMF with the loops, Wave Wings or mat, wherever your horse is most comfortable: the aisle, a stall or the paddock.
  • Red light on legs and busy spots if you've added it.
  • Time to settle. Many horses lick, chew, drop their head or doze. Please allow an extra 20 minutes on top of the session.

Horse prices

Simple, per-horse pricing

Every horse is different, so think of these as a starting point. Ask me if you're not sure which session fits.

MagnaWave sessions

  • 30-minute session$8530 to 45 minutes with the MagnaWave SOL Pro.
  • 60-minute session$155A full, unhurried session for the whole body.
  • MagnaWave + red light$95A 30-minute session with the ROC red light included.

Targeted & add-ons

  • Legs Only$5015 focused minutes on the legs, between full visits.
  • Problem Spot$5015 minutes on one area you'd like extra attention on.
  • Red light add-on$10Add to any 30-minute session.

Save with friends

  • 4+ horses at one location$65Per horse for a 30-minute session, at a barn, show or clinic.
  • Book 4, get the 5th free5 for 4Buy four sessions up front.
  • New clients$10 offYour first session.

Barn, show and club days

Prices are per horse. A release form is signed before sessions. See all prices and the current offer.

A chestnut horse with a soft, relaxed mouth during a session

In her own words

"How long was he uncomfortable?"

That question about my own horse, Oso, is why I do this. Small changes matter, and the earlier you notice them, the better. True performance starts with how they feel.

Sydnie helped our horse Whiskey immensely. I'd highly recommend her to anyone looking for any wellness services!

Wyatt · owner of Whiskey

Horse owners ask

Good questions

How often should my horse have a session?

It depends on their work. Busy rodeo and show horses often do well with regular sessions through the season, while a retired horse might have one every few weeks. We'll work out a rhythm together after the first visit.

Can I ride after a session?

Light work is usually fine, but many horses are so relaxed they're happiest with the rest of the day off. Before a competition, I'll time the session around your class.

What do I need to have ready?

A quiet spot, your horse in a halter, and a dry coat. That's it. I bring my own power, so we don't need an outlet.

My horse is lame or under vet care. Can you still see him?

Please check with your veterinarian first. I'm not a veterinarian and I don't diagnose, but I'm happy to work alongside yours. The MagnaWave veterinarian referral form makes that easy.

Do you travel outside Lakeside?

Yes, across East San Diego County, including El Cajon, Santee, Alpine, Ramona, Poway and Jamul. For barns further away, grouping four or more horses makes the trip worthwhile for everyone.

Ready when your animal is.

Pick a time that suits you and I'll come to your barn, fair pen or yard. Questions first? Send me a message and I'll get back to you.

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