Brianna Jesse Equine Therapy

Brianna Jesse Equine Therapy Certified equine therapist, offering mobile services across Saskatchewan and Alberta.

I specialize in skeletal function, chiropractics, massage therapy, acupuncture, and natural support like herbs and nutrition.

“My horse just isn’t quite right… but we already changed the saddle, had the vet out, and did their feet.”If that sounds...
08/11/2026

“My horse just isn’t quite right… but we already changed the saddle, had the vet out, and did their feet.”

If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. I often work with horses who’ve already “tried everything” but something still feels off.

Here’s what I want you to know:

There’s rarely just one fix. A proper fitting saddle, vet care, or farrier work can absolutely help. But horses are intricate. Tight muscles, restricted joints, compensation patterns, and nervous system stress all play a role and unless those layers are addressed, discomfort tends to return.

That’s where I come in.

Hi, I am Brianna Jesse. I offer both equine massage and chiropractics, which means I can assess and treat your horse’s soft tissue and skeletal system together. Massage helps relieve muscle tension, improve circulation, and reset movement patterns. Chiropractics restores mobility in joints and supports nervous system communication. And when they’re combined, results are deeper and longer-lasting. I don’t just treat symptoms. I look at the whole horse.

Is their range of motion restricted?
Are they compensating for old pain?
Is a tight muscle pulling the pelvis out of alignment?
Are they sore from imbalanced feet or poor saddle fit?

I help identify the patterns behind what you’re seeing. Whether it’s stiffness, reluctance to move forward, behavioral changes, or even poor performance. I offer practical, hands-on solutions that actually support change. Equine bodywork isn’t just about relaxation, it’s about function, comfort, and longevity. Whether you’re dealing with a performance horse, senior, or pasture buddy, I’ll work with you to develop a plan that meets your horse where they’re at. If your horse still isn’t quite right and you’ve already checked a few boxes, don’t give up. Let’s look at what might be happening beneath the surface.

Limited Availability Notice It is starting to feel like spring! And that means I will have very limited availability! So...
04/09/2026

Limited Availability Notice

It is starting to feel like spring! And that means I will have very limited availability! So if your horse is due for a session, now is the time to get booked in!

The only guaranteed availability after May 1st will be:

May 25th – In-Clinic Day at Turtleford Vet Clinic

I will also be offering a Last-Minute Availability List

Here’s how it works:

• Add your name to the list
• You’ll be notified when a last-minute spot opens up
• Appointments will be short notice
• If you’re unable to take the spot, it will move to the next person on the list
• You’ll stay on the list for future openings

If you’d like to be added to the list or book before May, send me a message!

Why Equine Massage Is Just as Important in WinterMassage therapy isn’t just for performance horses in peak season, it pl...
02/18/2026

Why Equine Massage Is Just as Important in Winter
Massage therapy isn’t just for performance horses in peak season, it plays a crucial role in maintaining equine health year-round, especially during the winter months.

Here’s what’s happening beneath the surface:

Reduced Movement = Reduced Circulation
Horses in pasture during winter naturally decrease their movement due to colder temperatures, snow depth, and limited grazing. This can slow lymphatic flow and reduce circulation, leading to fluid retention, muscle stiffness, and decreased cellular detoxification, all of which massage helps improve.

Muscle Imbalances Still Develop in Resting Horses
Contrary to popular belief, horses not in work still develop muscular restrictions. Snowbanks, slippery footing, and hard ground force unnatural or cautious movement patterns, often leading to micro-strains, shortened stride length, and compensatory tightness.

Massage Supports Injury Prevention and Recovery
Winter conditions like ice and uneven terrain increase the risk of slips, stilted gaits, and soft tissue strain. Regular massage supports joint mobility, relieves tension from poor footing, and aids in the recovery of small injuries that often go unnoticed until spring.

The Off-Season Is the Ideal Time to Restore Function
For many horses, winter is a natural downtime. This makes it the perfect window to support tissue repair, reduce chronic tension, and promote organ and fascia health, laying the foundation for a more balanced, prepared body come spring training.

Massage is a proactive tool that improves not just movement, but also long-term resilience. Whether your horse is retired, in light work, or simply enjoying a winter break, bodywork continues to offer therapeutic value.

DM to learn more or book a winter session.

Brianna Jesse Equine Therapy @ Hardes Veterinary ServicesFor anyone new to my page, here’s how my clinic days work:WHERE...
01/13/2026

Brianna Jesse Equine Therapy @ Hardes Veterinary Services

For anyone new to my page, here’s how my clinic days work:

WHERE I WORK
I provide equine bodywork (massage, chiropractics, and acupuncture) out of Hardes Veterinary Services in Turtleford, SK.

WHEN I’M THERE
I am at the clinic ONE DAY a month. The last Monday of every month.

EQUINE WELLNESS CLUB BENEFITS
During Equine Dental Month (February), anyone who books dental work through Hardes is eligible to join the Equine Wellness Club.
Members receive, 10% OFF vaccines, dewormer, Back on Track products, and Platinum Performance products from the clinic.

PLUS, EXCLUSIVE BODYWORK DISCOUNT
Equine Wellness Club members will also receive 10% OFF bodywork with me, Brianna Jesse Equine Therapy, when appointments are booked through the clinic.

HOW TO BOOK
To schedule, you must call Hardes Veterinary Services directly and ask to book on Brianna Jesse’s next clinic day. You can call the clinic to book or if you have any questions about booking at (306) 845-2870.

And of course if you have any questions regarding my services or treatments you can message me on Facebook or reach me at (306) 903-7747.

Available clinic dates:
January 26, 2026
February 23, 2026
March 30, 2026
April 27, 2026
May 25, 2026
June 29, 2026
July 27, 2026
August 31, 2026
September 28, 2026
October 26, 2026
November 30, 2026
December 28, 2026

12/01/2025

GST Policy Update:
Effective January 1st, 2026, all invoices exceeding $100 will be subject to GST when payment is made by e-transfer or cheque. Cash payments are exempt from GST.

Payment Terms Update:
All payments are due on the day of service. A late fee of 5% per month will be applied to overdue balances.

Address

Maidstone, SK
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