Britni has been an animal enthusiast since she was a little kid. She started training dogs when she was ten years old and trained her first horse for Omksee events at thirteen. When she was of legal age to work, she began to work for veterinarians. She started in kennels as a kennel attendant  and worked her way into assisting the vets in the appointment, treatment, surgical and emergency rooms; with a lot of her time spent as a surgery and emergency technician. After 14 years of working alongside veterinarians, Britni wanted to shift her focus to a more holistic approach to animal care. 

 

Britni became certified in canine and equine massage in 2018 and added acupressure in 2019 through Rocky Mountain School of Animal Acupressure & Massage . Since becoming certified, she did not stop continuing her education in the holistic world. She has since incorporated PEMF therapy into her practice. Her quest for knowledge has yet to stop as she continually looks for ways to help our animals, including but not limited to nutrition, herbology, homeopathy, craniosacral, and applied kinesiology therapy.

 

With her extensive experience and knowledge combined with her love of animals, Britni is passionate about combining a holistic approach with western medicine. She works closely with veterinarian teams, physical therapy teams, chiropractors, ferriers, and everything in between to help find the best solutions to keep our animals in homeostasis.