Physio, osteopathy, bodywork and rehab — keep them sound and moving well.
The Natural Approach runs Equine Facilitated Practitioner courses at Lavercombe Farm in North Devon. The training covers natural horsemanship, equine ethology, autism and mental illness awareness and mindfulness. Students complete supervised training to qualify as equine facilitated therapy practitioners.
Chiropractic 4 Animals is run by Sarah Worrall, a chiropractor registered to treat animals. She treats horses, dogs, cats and cows on veterinary referral. The business is based in Bridgend, South Wales and travels to clients. Sarah is an experienced event rider.
Equine and Canine Chiropractic is run by Petra Langen-Pieters, an animal chiropractor based in Pencoed, Bridgend. She treats horses and dogs with chiropractic and soft tissue techniques across South Wales and the Bristol area. Horses are seen at their yards.
Wales and West Vet Physio is a mobile veterinary physiotherapy service for horses and dogs run by Sarah Bell. It covers South and Mid Wales and the West of England. Treatments use manual therapy and structured exercise.
The Pet Physio is a mobile veterinary physiotherapy service run by Caroline Kendal. It treats horses, dogs and cats across Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Monmouthshire. Equine sessions include initial treatments and regular maintenance packages. Treatments use manual therapy and electrotherapies such as laser.
Elena Kudina is a veterinary physiotherapist treating horses and other animals. Equine sessions start with an assessment followed by manual or electrotherapy treatment and an exercise plan. She previously worked with Russian national dressage, eventing and endurance teams. Vet approval is needed for animals in rehabilitation.
Track Clinic offers equine-assisted psychotherapy near Frome, Somerset. Its herd of horses and alpacas lives in a purpose-built sanctuary and is central to every session. It works with individuals, families and groups, including 2-day and 2-week intensive programmes. The work does not involve riding.
Lorna Brown is a McTimoney animal therapist and Tellington TTouch practitioner based near Shipham and Winscombe. She treats horses and dogs with McTimoney therapy, massage and postural rehabilitation. She is also a BHS Accredited Professional Coach and offers riding lessons and Franklin Ball training for riders.
Emmaline Pell is a McTimoney animal chiropractor in Bristol treating horses and dogs, practising since 2012. She combines chiropractic with conditioning work. She holds a BSc in Equine Science and an MSc in Large Animal Manipulation.
Happy Horse UK offers holistic horse therapy by Chris Collings, based at Goathurst near Bridgwater, Somerset. Sessions use equine craniosacral therapy and tensegrity balancing. Options include single sessions, a six-week starter package, monthly maintenance plans and Zoom consultations.
Mel Smith is a qualified equine sports massage and rehabilitation therapist based near Taunton, Somerset. She offers routine maintenance, injury and rehabilitation, and pre and post competition massage for horses. She previously worked as a bloodstock agent for 15 years. She is an IAAT member.
Reiki Healing for Horses and Animals is a Reiki practitioner based in Devizes, Wiltshire. It offers Reiki healing for horses and other animals with stress issues. Treatments are non-invasive and by appointment only.
Core Conditioning for Horses is a training system developed by international trainer Simon Cocozza. It uses mounted and in-hand exercises to improve the horse's posture. It is aimed at horses with tense backs and kissing spine. Lessons, kissing spine consultations and a training journal are offered.
Ks. Equine Services provides horse care and equine massage in the Faringdon area. The owner holds a diploma in equine massage and is an Equine Merishia Massage practitioner. Services also include general yard duties and basic horse exercise tips.
ESR Animal Chiropractic is run by Dr Emily Smyth-Roberts, a chiropractor with a professional diploma in animal chiropractic. She offers chiropractic care for horses and riders, and dogs and owners. Equine work addresses poor performance, asymmetry, saddle-related problems and return to performance after injury.
HorseWorld is an equine welfare charity that has rescued, rehabilitated and rehomed abandoned, neglected and mistreated equines since 1952. It gives horse welfare advice and investigates welfare concerns. Its Discovery programme offers equine-assisted learning for disadvantaged young people. Horses can be sponsored or rehomed.
Animal-Balance offers McTimoney treatment and sports massage for horses and dogs. Equine treatment consultations include a basic saddle assessment. Saddle fitting consultations with flocking and tree adjustments are also offered. Daytime, evening and weekend appointments are available.
Hereford Veterinary Physiotherapy provides veterinary physiotherapy for horses and dogs in Herefordshire. It is run by Giorgia, a chartered physiotherapist and ACPAT veterinary physiotherapist. Treatment aims to restore pain-free function and range of movement.
Anna Morley Veterinary Physiotherapy is a mobile service covering Suffolk and Essex. Anna is a Master's-qualified veterinary physiotherapist who treats horses and dogs at home. Appointments include a full assessment before treatment.
Horse Saddle Rider is an online learning and CPD resource for equine therapists, riders and trainers. It was created by veterinary physiotherapist Caroline Lindsay. Topics include equine anatomy, manipulation techniques, saddle fitting and rider biomechanics. She also offers individual rider coaching using a mechanical horse simulator.
Cambridge Veterinary Physiotherapy is run by Pippa Winkworth, an MSc veterinary physiotherapist working with horses and dogs in East Anglia. She supports riders in dressage, endurance, eventing and show jumping. She also gives maintenance and remedial care and runs CPD courses.
The Elisabeth Curtis Centre is a purpose-built Riding for the Disabled centre in Bromham, Bedfordshire, running since 1975. It offers riding and other horse activities, including carriage driving, for children and adults with disabilities. It is run by volunteers.
Spot the Difference Equine is run by Freddie, an equine musculoskeletal and rehabilitation therapist. It offers injury rehabilitation, performance work, mobility support and maintenance treatment for horses across the East of England. Sessions can be booked through Equigate.
HC Physiotherapy is run by Hannah Cotterrill, a chartered physiotherapist in Rayleigh, Essex. She treats people with musculoskeletal problems and offers veterinary physiotherapy for horses. Appointments are available at clinic, at home or on the yard.
