Physio, osteopathy, bodywork and rehab — keep them sound and moving well.
Alex Ede is a sports massage therapist and equine sports massage therapist in St Agnes, Cornwall. He treats people and travels to horses across Cornwall. He is a former National Hunt jockey and member of the Equine Sports Massage Association.
AcuVets is a veterinary acupuncture service based in Redruth, Cornwall, treating horses, cats, dogs and other pets. Treatments are carried out by qualified vets in its surgery and on home visits. It offers acupuncture and acupressure alongside prescribed medication.
The Pembroke Centre in Wilton, Wiltshire, is home to Wilton Riding for the Disabled. It offers horse-based activities for disabled children and adults, including therapy, fitness and skill development. Riding sessions are booked through its riding co-ordinator, and it relies on volunteers and donations.
Bolt Veterinary Physiotherapy is run by Emma, a qualified and insured veterinary physiotherapist. She covers Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, Herefordshire and Oxfordshire. Equine physiotherapy includes assessment and a tailored treatment plan that may use electrotherapies.
CS Animal Hydro and Physio is an animal physiotherapy service in South, Mid and West Wales run by IAAT-registered veterinary physiotherapist Ceri Simpson. It offers canine hydrotherapy and physiotherapy as well as equine physiotherapy. Horses are treated on yard visits or at its own therapy stables.
Louise Towl is a chartered physiotherapist with over 20 years' experience treating people and animals. She offers physiotherapy for horses and small animals, and human physiotherapy with a focus on exercise, rider performance and pelvic health. She covers Mid and West Devon and East Cornwall.
Balanced Reason is based in Clayhidon in the Blackdown Hills, Devon. Its founder is an equine Bowen therapist and degreed equine podiatrist who offers barefoot hoof management and remedial treatments for horses. It also offers consultations on ethical horsemanship and human Bowen therapy.
Bodster Equine Assisted Learning CIC is run by Jo and Giles Boddington at Sandford Farm, Godshill, Isle of Wight. It offers ground-based equine assisted learning with ponies for people aged 6 to 90, including people with complex needs, and team-building courses. No riding is involved.
Heart to Hand offers holistic equine management education near Diss, Norfolk. It runs sessions and workshops on horse behaviour, communication and care. Children and adults learn horsemanship with its ponies. Bodywork such as the Masterson Method is also offered.
JKG Physiotherapy is run by Jessica Seeley, a chartered and veterinary physiotherapist in central Hampshire. She offers physiotherapy, sports massage, pilates and acupuncture for people, specialising in horse riders, and treats horses and dogs. She holds a Masters from the University of Liverpool in treating horses and dogs.
Wellow Group RDA offers therapeutic horse riding to disabled children from Bristol, Bath and North East Somerset. It was started nearly 30 years ago at Wellow Livery Centre and has an indoor arena and a hoist for mounting. Participants take part in lessons, competitions and shows.
Form & Function is a veterinary physiotherapy service in Okehampton, Devon. The physiotherapist treats horses and dogs and holds a BSc in Veterinary Physiotherapy from Plumpton College. Services include electrotherapies and conditioning workshops.
A&T Equestrian is a family-run equestrian centre near Sittingbourne, Kent run by two former professional jockeys and horse trainers. It offers equine aqua treadmill sessions for rehabilitation, fitness and conditioning. The treadmill can be used dry, with water or on an incline.
Chirovet is a holistic and integrative veterinary practice near Ashford in Kent. It offers acupuncture, chiropractic and Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine for horses, dogs and cats. The vet has specialist training from Germany and FEI accreditation.
Will Wright is a McTimoney chiropractor in East Kent treating people and animals. He has a particular interest in treating horses, dogs and cats. He has completed veterinary chiropractic training specialising in horses.
J E Therapies in Folkestone offers counselling for children, young people and adults. It also offers therapeutic equine facilitated learning and therapy with a therapy horse. Mental health first aid training and employee assistance programmes are provided.
Saddle & Soul Equestrian at Moyles Court near Ringwood in the New Forest offers equine-assisted learning sessions for children and families, including home-educated children. It also runs 5-day and 7-day full and grass livery with direct forest hacking.
Lytchett RDA is a volunteer-run member group of the Riding for the Disabled Association in Dorset. It gives young children with disabilities the opportunity to ride for therapy and wellbeing. After 46 years at Rushall Park Riding Stables it now rides at Loop Farm Livery, Lytchett Matravers.
Helen Gilbert is an equine and canine massage therapist based at Bere Regis, Dorset. She offers equine massage, myofascial release, cranial therapy, mobilisation, red light therapy, therapeutic ultrasound, K-taping and reiki. She holds a diploma in equine and canine massage.
Sandy Goard is an animal physiotherapist based in Sixpenny Handley, covering Dorset, the New Forest, South Wiltshire, West Hampshire and East Somerset. She treats horses, dogs and cats and also offers canine hydrotherapy. She is a member of IRVAP and RAMP and has practised for 12 years.
MFVetPhysio is the veterinary physiotherapy practice of Megan Finch, a RAMP-registered physiotherapist. She treats horses and small animals, with initial and repeat appointments and exercise and rehabilitation plans. She also holds a canine hydrotherapy qualification.
Hampshire Canine and Equine Massage Therapy is a mobile massage service for dogs and horses. The therapist is qualified in canine and equine Merishia massage. Treatments include massage, stress point release, stretches and phototherapy. Horses are treated at their own yard.
ATChiropractic is run by Amy Tappenden, a registered human and animal chiropractor. She treats horses and dogs across East Dorset, the New Forest, Southampton and Salisbury. Horse consultations and follow-up treatments are priced on her site. She trained in animal chiropractic with the IAVC.
