Equine Services
This section outlines the different equine Physiotherapy services we offer, along with transparent pricing, session durations, and a helpful FAQ to ensure you feel informed and confident when choosing physiotherapy care for your horse.
Initial Consultation
The initial physiotherapy consultation is a full assessment of your horse to understand how they are moving and where they may be uncomfortable.It includes a detailed history, hands-on assessment, and observation of your horse at rest and in movement. Treatment will be tailored to your horse on the day and may include manual therapy, soft tissue techniques, stretches, exercises, or other physiotherapy modalities as appropriate.You will also receive clear advice on exercises, management, and aftercare to support your horse between sessions.
Performance & Mobility Assesment
This assessment-based appointment is suitable for healthy horses with no diagnosed injury or condition and does not replace assessment by a veterinary surgeon.Your horse will be assessed at rest and in movement to highlight areas that may need attention, such as stiffness, asymmetry, or changes in performance.No treatment is carried out during this appointment. If any concerns are identified, referral back to your vet will be recommended, and future physiotherapy or management may be advised following veterinary approval.
Follow-Up Appointment
Follow-up appointments are used to continue treatment, reassess progress, and adapt the rehabilitation plan as your horse improves.These sessions help maintain improvements, address any ongoing or new issues, and support long-term soundness, comfort, and performance.
Laser Therapy Package
Laser therapy is a non-invasive treatment used to help reduce pain and inflammation and support tissue healing.Laser therapy packages are suitable for acute injuries, ongoing conditions, or as part of a rehabilitation programme.Packages allow regular treatment at a reduced cost and are tailored to your horse’s individual needs.
65 British pounds
60 British pounds
50 British pounds
260 British pounds
FAQs
1 / Do I need a veterinary referral?
Yes. Veterinary consent is required before physiotherapy treatment can begin. If your horse has not been seen by a vet, I can advise on whether a veterinary assessment is needed first.
2 / What should I expect at the first appointment?
The initial session involves a full assessment of your horse at rest and in movement, followed by appropriate physiotherapy treatment if veterinary consent is in place. You will also receive aftercare and exercise advice.
3 / How many sessions will my horse need?
This varies depending on the issue, workload, and response to treatment. Some horses improve quickly, while others benefit from a course of treatment or ongoing maintenance.
4 / Do you treat competition horses?
Yes. Physiotherapy can be used to support comfort, recovery, and performance in horses in regular work or competition, alongside appropriate veterinary care.
5 / Can physiotherapy replace veterinary treatment?
No. Physiotherapy does not replace veterinary diagnosis or treatment and works alongside your vet as part of a multidisciplinary approach.