Show pigs
Show pigs
Pigs often settle down and nap partway through. Sessions support comfort, movement and a relaxed attitude through the long weeks of prep and the busy days at the fair.
About 20 minutes$65
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For FFA & 4-H exhibitors
Champions are made before the ring
Show livestock are more than projects. They're a reflection of hard work, discipline and dedication. PEMF and red light sessions add one more layer of care to everything you've already put in.
From one exhibitor to another
I've stood where you're standing
I grew up in FFA, earned my American Degree, and spent my share of early mornings in the barn before a show. I know what goes into a project animal, and I know how much it means.
That's why I built Oh So Good to serve show families, not just horses. Sessions happen wherever your animal is, from your backyard pen to the fairgrounds barn, and they're priced with junior exhibitors in mind.
- American FFA Degree
- MagnaWave livestock certified
Grand Champion Swine · Del Mar Fair 2026
Congratulations, Haus and Danilyn
After Haus's session, I noticed a big difference in his overall comfort, movement, and attitude. He looked and felt his best going into the Del Mar Fair, where he went on to be named Grand Champion Swine!
Sessions by species
Pigs, steers, lambs and goats
Each session uses the MagnaWave SOL Pro with attachments sized for the animal, plus the ROC red light if you'd like it.
Steers & heifers
Steers & cattle
Steer projects run for months. Regular sessions through the season, and one after a long haul, support comfort and circulation so they stay relaxed in the wash rack and on the halter.
30 to 45 minutes$75
Small stock
Lambs & goats
Quick, calm sessions for lambs and goats in the pen or on the stand. Short enough to fit around feeding and practice, with attachments sized for small stock.
15 to 20 minutes$65
Poultry too: 10-minute sessions for $45. Please allow 45 minutes for a 30-minute livestock session.
Show-season calendar
When to start sessions
Your animal won't be "tuned in" overnight. Most families start a few weeks to a couple of months before the show. Here's how the local season lines up.
- FebruarySteer season
Market steers need to be owned for the San Diego County Fair by late February. A good time to start a regular routine.
- AprilSmall stock arrive
Lambs, goats and pigs need to be owned by late April. Settle them in, then build sessions into your prep.
- May to JuneWeigh-in prep
The weeks before weigh-in at Del Mar, when work and handling ramp up. This is where sessions make the most sense.
- Late JuneSan Diego County Fair
Show-day and between-class sessions at the fairgrounds, and a recovery session for the haul home.
- July to AugustRamona Junior Fair
Round two for many East County exhibitors. Keep animals comfortable through a second show.
Dates follow the 2026 season and change a little each year. Always check your fair's exhibitor handbook, including any rules about sessions before showing.
Show-season packages
Plan the whole season in one go
Book four sessions up front and the fifth is free. Here's how families usually use them.
April to June
8 Weeks to Weigh-In
For pigs, lambs and goats: five sessions spread across the run-up to the fair, ending the week of weigh-in.
February to June
Steer Season
Five sessions spaced through a long steer project, with one saved for fair week.
July
Round Two
Between the county fair and the Ramona Junior Fair, to keep things steady for a second show.
Any show
Haul-Home Session
One calm session after the show and the trailer ride, for comfort on the way back to normal.
Livestock prices
- Cattle$7530 to 45 minutes
- Pigs$65About 20 minutes
- Sheep & lambs$6515 to 20 minutes
- Poultry$45About 10 minutes
- Red light add-on$10Add to any session
4 or more animals at one location: $10 off each. Book 4 sessions, get the 5th free.
Chapters & clubs
Bring me to your ag barn
FFA chapters and 4-H clubs can book a club day: I come to your school farm or club barn and work through several animals in one visit, at the group rate.
- Four or more animals at one location saves every family $10 a session
- Fully mobile with my own power, so any barn works
- Happy to talk to your chapter about what PEMF and red light are, and aren't
A straight answer for parents
PEMF and red light are wellness sessions that support comfort, circulation and relaxation. They're not a replacement for good feeding, exercise and handling, and they're not veterinary care. If your animal is lame, sick or under treatment, please talk to your veterinarian first. I'm happy to work alongside them.
Exhibitors and parents ask
Show stock questions
When should we start sessions before a show?
Most families start four to eight weeks out, with a session the week of the show. If you only want one or two, book one a few days before and one for the haul home.
Can you come to the fairgrounds?
Yes. I bring my own power and work in the pen. Check your fair's rules first, and book early for fair week because spots go fast.
Will it stress my animal?
Sessions are calm and quiet. Most pigs, lambs and steers relax quickly, and plenty fall asleep. If an animal isn't comfortable, we stop.
Do you offer anything for junior exhibitors?
Yes: the group rate when four or more animals are booked at one place, and five sessions for the price of four. Chapters and clubs can book a club day together.
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.