Providing mobile Veterinary Physiotherapy services across Herefordshire, Gloucestershire, Worcestershire & South West Cornwall
Helping animals move more comfortably, recover from injury, and enjoy a better quality of life through professional, compassionate physiotherapy care.
My name is Freya and I am a qualified Veterinary Physiotherapist providing mobile physiotherapy for dogs and horses. I am RAMP registered and fully insured.
I take an individual approach to every animal, adapting treatment to their needs and working at their own pace.
My aim is to provide a calm and professional service while helping animals improve their comfort, mobility and strength.
Every animal is different, so I don't take a one-size-fits-all approach.
I work at the animal's pace and adapt each session depending on how they respond. I also take the time to explain what I'm doing and why, so owners understand their animal's treatment.

Physiotherapy can support dogs with rehabilitation, mobility problems, arthritis, injuries and a range of other conditions.

Physiotherapy can support horses with rehabilitation, musculoskeletal conditions, mobility and performance-related needs.
Contact me to tell me a little about your animal and what you'd like help with. We can discuss their needs and arrange an appointment if appropriate.
At your first appointment, I'll take the time to understand your animal's history, lifestyle and current needs. I'll assess their posture, movement, mobility and any areas of concern.
I'll also discuss your goals for their treatment and answer any questions you may have.
Treatment will depend on your animal and what they need on the day. This may include hands-on techniques such as massage, passive range of movement and stretching, alongside therapeutic exercises such as strengthening, balance and proprioception work.
I don't use a set treatment routine. Each session is adapted to the individual animal and how they respond.
After the assessment and treatment, I'll explain my findings and discuss the next steps with you.
Where appropriate, I'll provide exercises and advice for you to carry out at home to help support your animal between appointments.
Your animal's progress will be monitored throughout their rehabilitation and treatment will be adapted as needed. Reports of how your animal is progressing will be sent to your veterinary practice.
I'll keep you involved throughout the process and make sure you understand what we're working towards and how you can help at home.
For animals requiring physiotherapy for an injury, illness or other condition, veterinary consent is required before treatment can begin. This is in accordance with the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966 and the Veterinary Surgery (Exemptions) Order 2015.
Your veterinary surgeon must have examined your animal and prescribed physiotherapy before treatment can be provided. This ensures that physiotherapy is appropriate for your animal and forms part of their wider veterinary care.
For healthy horses requiring maintenance physiotherapy, veterinary consent is not required, provided there is no underlying injury, disease or other pathology. If I have any concerns about your horse during an assessment or treatment, I will advise you to contact your veterinary surgeon before continuing.
All animals should be registered with a veterinary surgeon.