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Equine Veterinary Physiotherapy

Equine physiotherapy is widely used and recognised within both research and the equine industry, as an effective tool for maintenance and to improve performance and rehabilitation.

 
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Behaviour

Have you noticed a loss of performance, or any changes in behaviour? There are many subtle indicators that your horse could benefit from physiotherapy and these can include:

  • 'Girthiness' or aversion to tack

  • Tail swishing

  • Unwillingness to move forward or 'rushing'

  • Regularly holding tail outside of the midline

  • Head/nose tilting

  • Evasion of the bit

  • 'Stiffness'

  • 'Cold backed' or hollowing of the back

  • Sensitivity during grooming or rugging

  • Any new behaviours or changes in behaviour

  • Difficulty with certain schooling exercises

Amongst many others

 

Conditions

I work alongside vets, farriers, etc as part of a team to aid in the management or recovery from: existing conditions, injuries or surgeries. These can include but are not limited to:

  • Arthritis

  • Kissing spines

  • Soft tissue injuries

  • Kissing spines surgery

  • Tissue healing

  • Sacro-iliac pain

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Maintenance

Physiotherapy is also used regularly to maintain competition fitness and to prevent injury; regular maintenance sessions will allow me to identify any subtle changes before they become a problem.


Each session is tailored to the specific needs of each individual horse and their owner.

 
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