Pixie & Pickles Adventures offers a unique service using Shetland Ponies.
We visit your home or establishment with selected ponies for therapy visits. Our ponies even have special pants to wear so that we can avoid mishaps! Our ponies are kind, gentle and loveable and adore their role as therapy ponies.
So what are therapy ponies and how can they help?Â
Studies have shown that human interaction with animals provides many benefits in all age groups. The presence of animals not only improves a person’s emotional health but also physical.
Horses are known to be sensitive and intuitive and they mirror human emotions.
Horses allow people to relax as they accept everyone without judgement.
Benefits of Pony therapy include:Â
- Lowers anxiety and stress
- Stimulates endorphins helping depression
- Reduces blood pressure
- Stimulates memory
Our ponies can visit:
- Care homes
- Womens refuge’s
- Mens refuge’s
- Hospitals
- Hospices
- Schools
- Private homes
We can also come along to your event! Get in touch for more information.
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Pixie and Pickles Therapy Ponies were made very welcome at County Funerals in Little Wymondley as we came together to support all funeral directors and the amazing jobs they do and also to support Rememberance Day.The role of the funeral director became extremely stretched during and after the wartime and this profession has a special affinity with Rememberance Day and paying tribute to our fallen and loved ones.Shetland ponies played a major role during wartime too. They either worked in the British mines as pit ponies hauling heavy loads of coal to fuel the war effort or carried ammunition and supplies across the battle fields as their short legs and immense strength made light work in the muddy conditions.Today and on the 11th November at 11am we will Remember the people and animals that gave up their tomorrow so we coud have our today. 💔
1st village Bonfire and firework evening watch done!We are around every evening to support the Pixie and Pickles Therapy Ponies during this noisy, loud and scarey time of year for animals.We have found from previous experience that it is much safer for us to leave the ponies out in their fields so they don't overheat or hurt themselves whilst they run around. They stick close together and move as a herd.We are also extremely lucky that the village know about our little ponies, and we are very grateful that most of them let us know when they are letting off fireworks.
Our morning routine. All happy, muddy and enjoying life 🥰
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