I offer professional veterinary physiotherapy for both canine and equine patients, with each appointment tailored to your animal's individual needs.
Appointments include a thorough assessment, hands-on treatment where appropriate, and advice to support your animal's recovery, mobility and long-term wellbeing.
Initial Assessment & Treatment — £55
1 hr - 1hr 15 min
Your first appointment includes a detailed assessment of your dog's movement, posture and overall musculoskeletal function, followed by appropriate treatment such as massage. Following this, I will send a detailed report to your vet containing my findings.
Where appropriate, I will also provide advice and exercises to support your dog's rehabilitation at home.
Follow-Up Treatment — £45
45–60 minutes
Follow-up appointments allow me to reassess your dog's progress and adapt treatment and rehabilitation as they improve.
Initial Assessment & Treatment — £65
1 hr - 1hr 30 min
A comprehensive assessment of your horse's posture, movement and musculoskeletal function, followed by treatment tailored to their individual needs.
I will also provide appropriate advice and exercises to support rehabilitation, performance and ongoing wellbeing.
Follow-Up Treatment — £55
50 minutes - 1hr 15 min
Follow-up sessions are used to monitor your horse's progress, reassess their needs and adapt their treatment programme accordingly.
I provide a mobile service, bringing treatment directly to you and your animal.
A local travel allowance is included within my standard treatment area. A small additional travel charge may apply for appointments outside this area.
Please contact me with your postcode if you would like to check whether an additional travel charge applies.
I visit Penzance and the surrounding area once a month.
If you are interested in booking a Cornwall appointment, please get in touch to find out my next available date.
Have a question or concern? Contact us by phone, email, or visit us in person. We're always here to help you and your pet.
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.
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