Terri Jay, Intuitive Messenger
Horse Whisperer

Horse Whisperer

Terri is a life-long horsewoman with a diverse background in many equestrian pursuits from race horses to dressage to show jumping to barrel racing. Most pet psychics do not have any knowledge of or experience with horses which can limit their ability to interpret and understand the horse's issue. No matter what your horse's problem is, Terri can connect to your horse and help to determine the source of the problem and make specific suggestions on how to address the issue.

Terri's expertise is sought and recommended by veterinarians and horse trainers across the country and around the world. Her work has been called "miraculous" due to the countless numbers of horses' lives that she has been able to save through her compassionate work. In addition, she has helped many horses and their owners return to successful competition.

By connecting to the horse directly, or TRUE Horse Whispering, Terri can find and help eliminate health, soundness and behavior problems to maximize performance, improve quality of life and deepen relationships for a more harmonious partnership. Terri is a veterinary intuitive and can often find physical problems that have been overlooked by the traditional veterinary community.

Terri says that TRUE Horse Whispering is the ability to communicate with horses mind-to-mind, heart-to-heart, and soul-to-soul. Since all animals are telepathic, it's just a matter of learning how to send and receive this unrealized communication.

Horse Whispering has often been referred to as specialized or gentle training methods, but even the trainers who are using gentle methods are missing out on what's going on from the horse's point of view. Horse Whispering is not only important during the critical training of the horse, but throughout the horse's entire life. Many training methods neglect what to look for when having problems with an older, well-trained horse. True Horse Whispering involves sending and receiving tastes, smells, sounds, feelings and visual images. The feelings that the horse relays can either be emotions or pain.

Most knowledgeable horse people are unaware that PHYSICAL PAIN is the cause of 99% of all behavior problems. Just because a horse isn't limping doesn't mean it's pain-free. And, if it's not a pain issue, it's usually fear which can often be caused by a human's lack of understanding or ego. It may astound some people to learn that horses are not designed to be ridden. They are not designed to carry weight or be ridden in saddles that usually don't fit. And - they're certainly not designed to ram and jam while carrying our unbalanced behinds. Horses DO enjoy their relationships with their humans for the most part and it would be a loss on both sides if we were to stop riding or competing. But, it is our responsibility to insure that our horses can function free of pain.

If we get a horse flipping it's head, our first reaction is to put on some kind of tie-down to try and stop the behavior. We usually fail to look at whether or not our hands have become jerky, or the bit is pinching, or the horse needs it's teeth floated or the horse's neck is out. We all know how painful it is to have a stiff neck or if we need a trip to the chiropractor to get our neck straightened. Why do we fail to understand that a horse can have the same kind of pain - and, their neck is so much bigger than ours?! If they are out of alignment, they can actually have pinched nerves that can be so painful that it puts them off their feed. Haven't we all suffered at some time the horrible nausea that can accompany a stiff neck?

The leading cause of pain in horses is poorly fitting saddles. Some people purchase their saddle (at a garage sale) and then start looking for a horse. People fail to understand that most of the best fitting saddles, which will save a lot of headaches in the long run, will cost MORE than an average trail horse.

Another important fact - Horses' backs change as they grow and age so the saddle that fits a horse as a three-year-old will not fit when the horse is twelve and older and starts getting a little sway-backed. This is true whether or not the saddle was custom made for the horse. And, just because a saddle is "custom made", does not mean it was custom made for your horse's back. If it fits one of your horses, it does not necessarily mean that it will fit another. Get a professional to help with saddle fit as it can make or break the horse and can lead to serious injury.

In order to minimize pain and maximize function, horses MUST HAVE regular chiropractic and acupuncture. Visit the AHVA web site www.HolisticVetList.com in order to find an holistic veterinarian near you. It will change you and your horse's life for the better.

Contact Terri today to find out if your horse is happy, healthy and pain-free. OR, contact Terri and her staff to schedule a workshop in your area with your local horse group so that you can learn how to do this unique communication. Terri is also available to non-profit horse groups such as therapeutic riding programs and rescue groups for a reduced workshop fee to assist in fund-raising. E Mail Terri and her staff today for more details or to schedule your appointment.

 

Testimonials

"My horse told Terri my seat wasn't right and Terri told me how to fix it. I haven't come off since and my horse is a huge 18 hand warmblood. That one thing helped my riding more than anything ever did, and she did it all over the phone!"

Erin Kelly
Woodfords, CA


"Terri is the most wonderful, caring person. She has helped me with everything from saddle fitting to animal health problems and all over the phone!"

Debbie King
Santa Ynez, CA


"Terri has helped me with so many behavior problems with my horses and she has changed the way I deal with my horses. It's so much easier now!"

Joe Borgeous
Whitefish, Montana


"She is amazing and saved my horse's life!"

Vickee Greer
Reno, NV