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Most horse riders will appreciate that if they ride unevenly the horse doesn’t move evenly, or even comfortably. If you’re sensible you’ll visit an osteopath as soon as possible after a major injury, (providing nothing is broken), not only to speed up recovery...
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Exercise is one of nature's best forms of improving the body's circulation. There are times when your horse may have to be placed on box rest or due to a restricted turn out programme may spend long periods of time in a stable. With osteopathic techniques circulation and...
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Equine and Canine Thermography Screening - Our screening service is non-invasive, low cost and 100% safe. Our technology is mobile and provides a thorough examination of your horse's physiology. Thermography has been recognised as a useful tool in the identification of...
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Justine Garnes began her osteopathic degree at the British School of Osteopathy in London and qualified with a Masters Degree in Osteopathy in 2010. Since being qualified, Justine has been working as a self-employed osteopath treating private and NHS patients in...
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Osteopathic treatments for horses in Lincolnshire, Cambridgeshire and Leicestershire. Suzanne uses highly developed palpatation to recognise any points of weakness or strain your horse may be feeling.
Osteopathy in horses has proved to be particularly useful in helping to...
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I am a qualified veterinary manual therapist based in West Sussex, UK, with more than 10 years experience working as an animal therapist. I use an integrated approach using Osteopathic techniques, massage, stress point therapy, stretching & rehabilitation.
I trained and...
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Nicky is a Chartered Veterinary Physiotherapist working in the Yorkshire and surrounding areas.She is a member of ACPAT (The Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Animal therapy). Animals, like people respond to physiotherapy. Treatments such as massage, joint...
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Get better performance, temperament and behaviour.
I look at the whole pattern, how everything all fits together and all works together as one whole system. Then I do a full-body workover, paying particular attention to any trouble spots, to get your horse into the best...
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The benefits of massage include increased range of motion, enhanced performance, increased circulation, relieving muscle spasm and tension, whilst increasing muscle tone. Animals, like people, respond to physiotherapy. The purpose of physiotherapy is to restore and maintain...
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After qualifying from the British School of Osteopathy in 2005, Bradley Whale immediately embarked upon an intensive period of personal study. Studying cranial sacral, chiropractic, physiotherapy, acupuncture, bowen therapy as well as many more therapies.
The reason for this...
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Providing Equine and Canine Physiotherapy in Shropshire and surrounding counties. Specialising in treating muscular and skeletal problems, and rehabilitation following injury or operation. Experienced, qualified and fully insured . Member of National Association of Veterinary...
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I am Fiona Dowdell, I qualified as a McTimoney Chiropractor in 1997 and in McTimoney Animal Chiropractic in 1999. I am registered with the GCC and am approved by a comprehensive range of insurance companies for both human, equine and canine treatment. I own and run The...
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The Equine Indiba system, is a new adaptation, specifically for use in animals, of Indiba®, a system that has been used successfully to treat humans, since 1983. The Indiba® system is used for medical aesthetic, trauma and physiotherapy, and medical applications in humans, and...
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Osteopathy is growing in popularity for animals and works on the same principles and theories as human osteopathy. Just as people suffer from stiffness, soreness, arthritic conditions, degeneration and wear and tear, so do animals.
Although osteopathy is a relatively new...
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