Discover Personalised Physiotherapy for your Animal
Physiotherapy for animals, very similarly to physiotherapy for humans, is focused on enhancing the physical well-being and overall quality of life of your pets through a variety of manual techniques, exercises and modalities. Animal physiotherapist will use their comprehensive knowledge of anatomy and physiology, combined with the latest research to provide evidence-based, holistic treatments.
How Veterinary Physiotherapy can help?
Reduce pain
Post-surgical rehabilitation
Prevent injury
Enhance performance
Improve neurological conditions
Manage chronic conditions
Weight management
Improve well-being
physiotherapy for horses
Equine physiotherapy
What is Equine Physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy for your horse is a aimed at improving the health, mobility, and performance of horses through the treatment and prevention of musculoskeletal issues. It involves techniques such as massage, stretching, joint mobilizations, and therapeutic exercises to address injuries, enhance recovery, and reduce pain. By focusing on maintaining flexibility, strength, and movement quality, equine physiotherapy helps horses recover from injuries, prevent future problems, and optimize their physical performance.
When should your Horse see a Physiotherapist?
Your horse should see a physiotherapist if it shows signs of discomfort, stiffness, or a decline in performance, such as reluctance to move, uneven gait, or difficulty with certain movements. Additionally, if your horse has recently suffered an injury, undergone surgery, or is recovering from lameness, physiotherapy can help accelerate healing and prevent further complications. Regular sessions are also beneficial for competition horses to maintain peak performance and prevent injury. Early intervention can improve your horse’s comfort and overall well-being.
What to expect during an Equine Physiotherapy session
A Thorough assessment of your horse’s movement, posture and any areas of discomfort or stiffness. This may involve watching your horse walk or trot and a lunge assessment if necessary.
A tailored treatment using a variety of techniques
An individualized treatment plan with exercises to continue to support your horse’s recovery and performance
As per the Veterinary Surgeons Act (1966), veterinary consent will need to be obtained prior to any treatment.
Book an Appointment
If you’re concerned about your horse’s movement or recovery from injury, don’t wait. Contact us today to schedule an evaluation and personalized treatment plan.
small animal physiotherapy
Physiotherapy for Pet
What is physiotherapy for pets?
Physiotherapy for your dog or cat is designed to aid in the rehabilitation, pain management, and physical well-being of pets. By using manual therapy techniques, tailored exercises, and electrotherapy, our goal is to improve mobility, manage pain, and restore function for pets recovering from injury, surgery, or suffering from chronic conditions like arthritis.
When should your Pet see a Physiotherapist?
A pet should see a physiotherapist if they are experiencing mobility issues, pain, or discomfort, such as limping, stiffness, or difficulty
with everyday activities like climbing stairs or jumping. Physiotherapy is also crucial for pets recovering from surgery, managing chronic conditions like arthritis, or healing from soft tissue injuries. Older pets or those with weight-related mobility challenges can benefit from physiotherapy to improve their quality of life and prevent further complications. Early treatment helps alleviate pain, restore function, and promote faster recovery.
What to expect during your Pet’s Physiotherapy session
The session will take place in your pet’s own environment to promote relaxation.
A Thorough assessment of your pet’s movement, posture and any areas of discomfort or stiffness. This may involve observing how your pet walks or moves.
A tailored treatment, based on assessment results, using a variety of techniques
An individualized treatment plan with exercises to continue to support your pet’s recovery and performance
As per the Veterinary Surgeons Act (1966), veterinary consent will need to be obtained prior to any treatment.
Book an Appointment
Advance Veterinary Physiotherapy offers home-based physiotherapy services tailored to the needs of your pet. Contact us today to schedule an assessment and create a personalized treatment plan to support your pet’s health and recovery.
Terms and conditions
As per the Veterinary Surgeons Act (1966), veterinary consent will need to be obtained prior to any treatment. If your animal has not directly been referred to me by your veterinarian, I will need to contact your veterinarian to acquire a referral prior to your appointment.
Bookings are welcome via the contact page on the website, via phone call, email or WhatsApp.
Cancellations must be made at least 24 hours before your appointment. The client will be liable to pay 50% of the appointment fee if not cancelled 24 hours prior. If extenuating circumstances present, you must reschedule your appointment. You will have 48 hours to do so, after which the cancellation fee will occur.
Payments are accepted via BACS transfer after the session is completed.
By arranging an appointment you confirm to have read and agreed to these terms and conditions.
Prices
£75 initial appointment
£65 follow-up
Mileage rates to be calculated from RG14, no charge for locations within a 10 mile radius.
Initial appointment will last between 60 - 90 minutes and will consist of a thorough assessment followed by an initial treatment and discussion of the treatment plan in accordance with your goals and expectations. A follow-up appointment will last about 60 minutes and will include a more general assessment and follow-up treatment.