Physio, osteopathy, bodywork and rehab — keep them sound and moving well.
Moores Farm in Corse Lawn, Gloucestershire, is home to Moores Farm Competition Centre and Moores Farm Equine Therapy. The competition centre hosts British Show Jumping, unaffiliated show jumping and dressage on indoor and outdoor arenas. The therapy side offers an equine water treadmill for horses and ponies.
Lucy Sunley Equine Services offers equine massage therapy in Worcestershire, Gloucestershire and the Cotswolds. Sessions cover holistic massage, bloodstock and broodmares, racehorses and performance horses, rehabilitation and retired horses. She also works freelance as a rider and groom.
Jessica Limpkin Equine Massage Therapy offers performance-enhancing massage and mobilisation for horses. Therapies include hands-on massage, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, stretching, kinesiology taping and PEMF. Jess is a registered member of N.A.R.E.M.T.
FMB Veterinary Physiotherapy is run by Freya Bates, a RAMP registered veterinary physiotherapist. She provides mobile physiotherapy for dogs and horses across Herefordshire, Gloucestershire, Worcestershire and South West Cornwall. Equine appointments include assessment of posture and movement followed by tailored treatment.
The Healing Horse Sanctuary is a registered charity near Bromsgrove that has rescued horses and ponies since 2008. It cares for horses that were injured, abused, homeless or unrideable, living in family groups. It also offers meet and greet experiences, wellbeing sessions and healing-with-horses therapy sessions.
Sunnyside Equine Facilitated Learning is based near Tinonee in the Manning Valley, NSW. It offers equine facilitated learning that builds trust and connection between people and its herd of horses to support wellbeing. It is run by Becky, who has worked with horses since childhood.
Carmarthen Carriage Drivers for People with Disabilities is a charity incorporated organisation of the Riding for the Disabled Association. The group meets every Tuesday in the summer months on Carmarthen Showground. It has wheelchair accessible carriages and is suitable for adults and children. Drivers can take proficiency tests and compete in RDA and other shows.
Humans Horses Harmony offers equine facilitated learning at Llangadfan, Powys. Its ground-based courses help people build connection with horses, including parent and child and confidence building courses. Courses also teach owners to understand their horse's behaviour.
Cheshire Veterinary Physiotherapy treats dogs and horses across Cheshire and at a canine clinic in Tarporley. It covers rehabilitation, maintenance and performance enhancement. It also offers rider performance services with riders and their horses.
Steven Moseley Equine Dental Services is an equine dentist working in Wales. He carries out routine dental check-ups and treatment for horses. His site explains how often horses of different ages need dental visits and the signs that teeth need attention.
Claire Lawrence is a McTimoney animal therapist near Attleborough, Norfolk, treating horses and dogs. McTimoney chiropractic techniques help treat musculoskeletal problems and maintain health and performance. Horses are seen within an hour's travel and dogs at her treatment room.
Georgia Stark Osteopathy is an osteopathy practice in Suffolk. Georgia Stark treats adults and children and also works as a canine and equine osteopath. She holds a postgraduate certificate in animal osteopathy. Sports massage is also offered.
Driscoll Therapy is a veterinary physiotherapy practice led by RAMP-registered practitioners. It runs a canine physiotherapy clinic and also offers equine physiotherapy. Equine services include initial assessments, follow-up treatments and combined horse and rider treatment. Human treatment is also offered.
Baxterley Equestrian Rehabilitation & Training is a rehabilitation centre in Warwickshire. It has an equine water treadmill with incline and a salt therapy room. Sessions can be booked on their own or as part of a stay on its livery yard.
The Magpie Centre is the home of West Norfolk Riding for the Disabled at Wallington Hall. It provides riding, carriage driving and equine assisted therapy for people with disabilities. It has an indoor riding school and its own ponies, and is a Pony Club linked centre.
S.P.A.C.E is an accredited alternative education provision at Yaxley Manor for children in Norfolk and Suffolk. It uses horses and the outdoor environment as the basis of its learning programmes. It grew out of young people attending GLH Equestrian, which offers riding lessons and liveries on the same site. Primary, secondary and post-16 pupils are supported with one-to-one and group packages.
Laura Burnham Veterinary Physiotherapy in Essex offers physiotherapy for horses and dogs. It covers rehabilitation, pre and post-operative care and athletic performance development. Treatment follows an assessment and combines several physiotherapy techniques.
Bounce Back Veterinary Physiotherapy is run by Daisy Huxtable, a Master's-qualified veterinary physiotherapist. It offers physiotherapy and sports massage for horses and dogs. Daisy also holds diplomas in equine nutrition and small animal hydrotherapy. The service covers parts of East Anglia and the Midlands and runs clinics at veterinary practices.
Equine Behaviour Vet is the practice of Roxane Kirton BVMS MSc MRCVS, an equine veterinary behaviourist and acupuncturist in England. She offers equine behaviour consultations and veterinary acupuncture for horses.
Charliemill Riding & Livery in Potton, Bedfordshire, has taught riders since 2002. It offers riding tuition for all ages along with pony and yard management, refresher courses for returning riders and hacks in the Bedfordshire countryside. It also runs therapeutic sessions with horses and ponies.
Bedford Disabled Horse Riding Association is a volunteer-led charity in Willington, Bedfordshire, founded around sixty years ago. It uses its own ponies and indoor and outdoor riding schools to provide riding as therapy for children and adults with physical and mental disabilities. It works mainly with children from special schools in the area.
Knead Supple Muscles is an equine sports and rehabilitation massage therapy service run by Gemma Migdal. She takes a horse-led approach, giving each horse time to accept touch before treatment. Treatments are offered as packages of at least three sessions and can include Physiokey therapy.
Lucas Veterinary Physiotherapy is a mobile veterinary physiotherapy service led by Jennifer Lucas. It treats dogs, cats and horses at their homes. Sessions include gait assessment, palpation, manual therapies, electrotherapies and a home exercise plan. The practice notes it is not taking on new clients during maternity leave from January 2026.
JK Equestrian Rehabilitation is a rehabilitation yard at Steepleton Lodge Farm near Northampton. It supports horses recovering from injury or building fitness, using an FMBS water treadmill and a therapy rug. Each horse gets a tailored programme in collaboration with its vet and farrier. The yard is home to international para showjumper and UKCC coach Jennie Sharpe.
