The Assessment and Treatment Process

When you initially contact us, we will discuss your animal's needs and requirements to match you to the perfect therapist and treatment type (Veterinary Physiotherapy or Combined Physio/McTimoney). An appointment will be arranged at your yard or home (or at a local clinic location for suitable canine cases).

For rehabilitation cases, or animals with a specific injury/clinical diagnosis, veterinary referral is required. We can arrange this with your vet directly, or please click the links below to access our referral form.

Canine Referral Form

Equine Referral Form

Assessment

Our therapists take a detailed account of your animals lifestyle, medical history and current concerns. Following this, your animal's posture, gait and musculoskeletal health is assessed in depth, to allow for a treatment plan to be developed.

Treatment

Following assessment, suitable treatment is provided - this may consist of a range of techniques including manual, electrotherapeutic and remedial exercises.

Home Plan

Following your session, a written report will be emailed to you, detailing your animals treatment goals, advice for environmental management, recommendations and a bespoke home exercise plan if required.

We put your animal's needs first

Our therapists are passionate about providing gold standard care, and believe strongly in a multi-modal approach. We work closely with other allied professionals such as vets, farriers, barefoot trimmers, saddle fitters, groomers, behaviorists, instructors and other therapists (such as hydrotherapists), and are happy to recommend or refer if necessary.

Throughout your animal's time with us, we will continue to assess their progress and adjust treatment protocols as needed, alongside ensuring that you as their caregiver, develop the tools and confidence to manage rehabilitation at home.