Testimonials

J'ai decouvert Equine Breathing par le plus grand des hasards alors que je desesperais a trouver quoi que ce soit pr calmer le headshaking de Lulu, elle encensait au travail et elle commençait a le faire au pré. J'ai commencé la technique du 1N qui a été efficace a petite dose mais qui nous a soulage le premier été... ensuite les crises ont empiréées ne laissant pas de réépis l'hiver.

Je me suis decidee a investir dans un All Weather n'y croyant que faiblement.... et ma vie a litteralement changéée, il aura fallu 3mois pour que les crises diminuent de plus de moitiéé et 6mois pour quelles disparaissent. Clare ma aidéé a mettre en place un programme personnaliséé et a suivi la progression. Je n'arrive pas a y croire mais j'ai maintenant une jument qui respire normalement et surtout que ne se deplace plus les cervicales chaque jour. Bref je remercie Equine Breathing pour m'avoir donner la solution qui a changé la vie de ma jument et qui m'a permis de retrouver le gout de monter

The difference in my anxious, nippy, PRE rescue (horse) with 10 days of Equine Breathing is amazing. He is so much calmer and more confident, both with me and with the other 2 horses. and the nipping has almost disappeared. The change really is remarkable and I am thrilled.

I am much more careful about my breathing as well, and feel as if my lungs are 2 sizes bigger - all work and walks now done with a firmly closed mouth! And it is so interesting that closed mouth breathing, even when really working hard, leaves you feeling calm, while mouth breathing, even with big gulps of air just leaves you feeling breathless in comparison.

EB is such an simple technique, I must admit I was doubtful when I started but I am a complete convert now. I would recommend EB to anyone!

Just to let you know that my horse (Bill) loves his sessions of Equine Breathing ~ He relaxes so quickly. Thanks Clare for sharing Equine Breathing with us ~ I am so glad to have found you ~ It's amazing how something so simple can have such profound & positive effects.

I have felt the benefits from using the Comfort Breather, I seem to be more relaxed & have more energy.

Three years ago Fliss started Equine Breathing with Kitty who was diagnosed with COPD and suffered bad lethargy. The vet's prognosis was that Kitty's allergic response would increase with age and her condition continue to worsen resulting in extreme asthma attacks.

Hope you are keeping well and still doing a wonderful job of bringing relief to many owners and horses!

Kitty is still off the drugs and most impressively of all has even coped with a week or so of being stabled 24/7 due to a foot abscess, no mean feat given her previous form :-)

The fact she's coped with some time in her stable means I can be a bit braver on days when it's really hot or wet and perhaps stable her for a half day if it's really nasty. For the first time in years Liam and I are having a properly holiday, even going abroad!, and I feel so much better about leaving her than I ever would have - all thanks to you and I am truly grateful.

Kitty was full of beans tonight and came over, cantering and bucking for her dinner and telling me off for being late - lovely to see.

I just had to tell you what a difference just working on my own breathing has done in just a short while. I have been working on the tips in your article and this morning I needed to trim Carrick's hooves and normally she needs to keep taking her feet back many times during the trimming but today she did not - in fact I needed more rests than she did! I kept my mouth shut the whole time. It made it so easy - I can only assume the difference was my breathing and the effect it has had on me already. Then I did some Equine Breathing with her and she was very happy and relaxed throughout. A really lovely morning. I feel it was such a success for really such a simple basic thing to do.

Lorraine's mare had been head shaking for nearly 2 years and was unrideable.

Delilah is a different horse since using the breather and to see that she is no longer suffering with this distressing condition is wonderful.

…had a lovely hack (on Saturday), went out again on Sunday, again had a symptom free relaxed hack. Delilah is now out late afternoon, all night and in during the day. She is wearing the AW in her stable during the day and I hear she is very relaxed. Yesterday it was lovely so I took her for a short hack on our own, again she was symptom free and very relaxed. This is a monumental improvement, this time last year she was unrideable and in a huge amount of discomfort.