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Equine Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy for your horse

Working from your horse’s location, I provide specialised equine physiotherapy  to restore movement, relieve pain and improve quality of life.

Specialist Equine Physiotherapy

Treatment tailored to your horse at your location

Whether you're managing an ongoing issue, recovering from surgery or simply want your horse performing at its best, an initial or review equine assessment puts a clear plan in place, built around how your horse moves

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Every equine appointment starts with a full movement and postural assessment, giving me a clear picture of how your horse moves and where any restrictions or imbalances may be affecting performance. From there, I build an individualised treatment plan combining hands on therapy with an ongoing exercise program to help your horse move and perform at its best.

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*Equine consultations are only available at the location of your horse.

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The Process

A clear path from assessment to treatment plan

01: The Assessment

Every equine consultation includes a thorough assessment to identify any issues or injuries your horse may be experiencing, covering:

Gait

Functional Movement

Joint range of movement

Muscle palpation

02: Treatment Plan

Following the assessment, an individualised treatment plan is created which may include manual therapy such as joint mobilisations, myofascial techniques and dry needling, plus a prescribed exercise program to help maintain:

Flexibility

Strength

Stability

Proprioception

Common problems I treat

  • Neck, back and pelvic pain (kissing spine, sacroiliac joint dysfunction)

  • Tendon injury rehabilitation

  • Joint problems (Osteoarthritis)

  • Performance issues (Stiffness, transition issues, bucking)

  • Saddle fit problems

  • Post-surgery rehabilitation

  • Behavioural issues

  • Injury prevention

  • Muscle or ligament injury rehabilitation

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Ready to support your animal's recovery, mobility and wellbeing?

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