Physio, osteopathy, bodywork and rehab — keep them sound and moving well.
Naomi Smith Equine Physiotherapy is a chartered physiotherapy practice set up in 2003 by Naomi Smith, an ACPAT Category A physiotherapist. It specialises in horses and riders. Joint assessment clinics are held with equine vets.
EJS Reiki is run by Emma, a Reiki Master working with people and horses. For horses she offers Reiki, acupressure and realignment techniques across South Wales. Human sessions take place in Bedwas, Caerphilly. Distance healing is also available.
Venture Water Treadmill is an equine water treadmill and rehabilitation facility in Usk. It helps with fitness work for equine athletes and rehabilitation after injury or surgery. Its staff work alongside owners' vets and physiotherapists.
The HEART Centre at Rydings Farm, Ockham offers equine-assisted therapeutic coaching. Sessions combine work with horses with personal growth coaching for individuals and organisations. It was founded by Wendy Firmin-Price.
Manetherapies is the complementary therapy practice of Amanda Cutler-Little in Rudgwick, West Sussex. She offers Human Bowen and Equine Bowen, as well as aromatherapy massage and crystal therapy. She qualified in Equine Bowen in 2005. Equine Bowen is offered by home visit in the local area.
JCB Animal Physio runs a small animal rehabilitation centre at Pant Wilkin Stables near Cowbridge. The centre offers physiotherapy, hydrotherapy and laser therapy for dogs and cats. Off site, it provides physiotherapy and exercise programmes for horses. Equine consultations are priced separately with mileage.
First Class Physiotherapy is run by an ACPAT chartered physiotherapist near Basingstoke. It offers equine physiotherapy at the yard, including TECAR radiofrequency treatment. Human physiotherapy is offered at a clinic room in Old Basing. Demos, clinics and teaching days can be arranged.
Bee May Equine Dental Services is run by Bee May, a qualified equine dental technician and member of the BAEDT. She graduated from Hartpury College with an equine dental science degree in 2012 and passed the BEVA/BVDA exam in 2014. She treats horses, ponies and donkeys and has an emergency line.
Touch Physio in Newbury provides physiotherapy for people and animals. Treatment is given by a chartered physiotherapist who is also an ACPAT animal physiotherapist. Human and small animal physiotherapy is offered at the clinic. Equine and large animal treatment is mobile across West Berkshire and nearby areas.
Equistable was established in 2019 and provides physiotherapy for horses and their riders. It offers equine physiotherapy and rehabilitation for inpatients and outpatients at Bournefield Animal Rehabilitation Centre in Berkshire. Services also include rider physiotherapy, polework and mounted clinics, and Pilates.
Jenny Lewis Animal Wellness offers veterinary chiropractic for horses, dogs and cats near Andover, Hampshire. It combines McTimoney chiropractic techniques with massage. Other services include veterinary laser therapy, equine balance bands and canine conditioning. Jenny has nearly 20 years of experience in animal therapy and rehabilitation.
Magee Equine is a family business at Elmcross House, Broad Hinton, run by ex-jockey Jamie Magee and his wife Judy. It offers breaking and pre-training of flat and national hunt horses for trainers and owners. Other services include a salt water treadmill and rest and recuperation for horses.
Greatwood is a charity that cares for and rehomes former racehorses. It uses former racehorses in animal-assisted educational programmes for disadvantaged children and young adults with special educational needs. Its equine management staff vet applicants to match horses with suitable carers.
Tockenham Court Farm Equine is an equine hydrotherapy and rehabilitation centre near Royal Wootton Bassett, Wiltshire. It is also a 5-star family-run livery yard set in 250 acres. Services include fitness and rehabilitation livery and day visits to its FMBS water treadmill.
HT Vet Physio is a mobile veterinary physiotherapy service run by Heidi Thorne near Reading. It treats horses, donkeys, dogs and cats at the client's home or yard. Consultations include gait and posture assessment and a tailored treatment and exercise plan.
Jess Watson is an ACPAT-registered chartered and veterinary physiotherapist based in Cheltenham. She treats horses and dogs, including sporting dogs, across Gloucestershire, Herefordshire and Worcestershire. She has a background as a chartered human physiotherapist.
Vicky Long provides McTimoney chiropractic and soft tissue massage for animals in Wiltshire, Hampshire, Dorset and the Isle of Wight. Horse treatments include history taking, gait and conformation analysis, palpation, joint mobilisation and aftercare advice, with veterinary consent. She does not treat humans. She has competed horses in showing, show jumping and hunter trials.
Jenni Townsend offers the Bowen Technique and Reiki healing for people and Equine Bowen Therapy for horses. She is based in Frome and covers Somerset, Wiltshire and Dorset. Equine treatments take place at the client's home or yard. She qualified with the European School of Equine Bowen Therapy in 2009.
The Performance Hub is an equestrian performance facility for horses and riders near Newent, Gloucestershire. Its team includes an equine and rider physio, a lameness expert, sports therapists and psychologists. It works mainly with eventing, dressage and show jumping horses and riders. Riders usually visit for half a day to two days.
Jackson Veterinary Physiotherapy is a mobile service run by Rosie Jackson, a veterinary physiotherapist and registered veterinary nurse. She treats dogs and horses in Herefordshire and Worcestershire. Equine massage is offered on veterinary referral. Treatments include massage, electrotherapies and exercise prescription.
Fantom Veterinary Physiotherapy is a mobile veterinary physiotherapy service for dogs and horses. It covers Stourbridge, Wolverhampton, Dudley, South Staffordshire and surrounding areas. Treatments include physiotherapy, laser therapy, rehabilitation and performance work.
Gul Outdoor Therapy is a registered charity in Wales founded in 2003. Its main work is equine facilitated interventions, using horses to improve wellbeing, alongside outdoor education and work placements. It also runs school-holiday activities, camps and stable club for children.
Dustyridge Equine Centre near Winkler, Manitoba, is run by four sisters with a background in 4-H. It offers riding lessons, trail rides, kids camps and equine assisted learning for groups and families. It also offers indoor and outdoor horse boarding with indoor and outdoor arenas.
Amanda Butler is a mobile veterinary physiotherapist based in Haverfordwest, covering Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion. She treats horses and small animals and holds a BSc in Equine Science and a PGDip in Veterinary Physiotherapy. She has worked at Newmarket Equine Hospital.
