Physio, osteopathy, bodywork and rehab — keep them sound and moving well.
On Track Physiotherapy Ltd is a mobile veterinary physiotherapy service in Newmarket that treats racehorses only. It is run by chartered physiotherapist Kate Hesse, who specialises in the thoroughbred racehorse.
Cambridge Complete Physiotherapy is a mobile chartered physiotherapy service run by Jo. It treats people, dogs and horses with home and yard visits. It covers Cambridgeshire, Essex, Suffolk and Hertfordshire.
Pulse Equine Rehabilitation is based at Barcham Farm Stables near Ely and run by Dr Charlie Hicks-Little. It offers PEMF therapy and sports massage for horses. Services focus on rehabilitation of chronic conditions, post-operative recovery and injury prevention, at the yard or at the client's location.
Your Shoes My Hooves is the counselling practice of Lucy McGroarty, a BACP accredited counsellor and clinical supervisor. She offers Equine Facilitated Psychotherapy sessions with horses at the stables, using the LEAP model. She also offers room-based therapy, walk and talk therapy, online counselling and clinical supervision. The practice covers Leighton Buzzard, Milton Keynes and surrounding areas.
Mane to Mind offers Equine Facilitated Learning with its own horses and ponies in the Buckinghamshire countryside. Sessions are run by Karen, a qualified EFL practitioner who previously ran a riding school. It offers one-to-one and small group EFL sessions. It also offers Tea with the Ponies experiences and care home visits with a mini Shetland pony.
Holland Animal Chiropractic is the animal chiropractic practice of Dr Charlotte Holland. It treats dogs and horses for musculoskeletal issues such as stiffness, posture problems and discomfort when saddled. Treatments include spinal manipulative therapy, soft tissue release and rehabilitation exercises. Appointments are mobile, with no travel charge within 10 miles of Buckingham.
Elite Horse and Rider Performance is run by Leah Clarke, a human sports therapist and equine sports massage therapist based in Bedfordshire. She treats horses with equine sports massage and also works with riders. She offers horse and rider biomechanical assessments, lectures and clinics.
Equine Evolutions is Hayley Robinson's equine sports massage service covering Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire. A full assessment includes watching the horse move, a full body massage and exercises for the owner. She also offers ridden and lunge lessons.
Ash Farm is a therapeutic horsemanship centre on 60 acres in Buckinghamshire. It runs non-ridden equine assisted learning programmes supporting emotional, physical, social and mental growth. Sessions are one-to-one or for groups, schools and organisations, and it runs a horse club.
Stable Mates Therapy is an animal assisted therapy service set up by Kate Kee in Northamptonshire. It mainly uses horses and dogs to help people work through issues. The therapy is used for anger management, depression, anxiety and bereavement. It offers alternative provision, part-time sessions and one-off sessions.
Catherine Stewart is an equine massage and rehabilitation therapist based in Northamptonshire and covering surrounding counties. She is certified in equine sports and rehabilitation massage, myofascial release, therapeutic ultrasound, phototherapy and kinesiology taping. Appointments start with a static and dynamic assessment of the horse.
Hooves in Harmony is a community interest company at Bubbenhall Bridge Livery Centre near Coventry offering equine facilitated learning programmes. It runs one-to-one sessions, alternative education provision and a horse care course for young people and adults. It works with schools, youth services and referral programmes.
Meersbrook Therapy is run by Lisa Bartley, an equine and canine veterinary physiotherapist and human sports massage therapist. It offers equine veterinary physiotherapy and rehabilitation livery at her yard in Kenilworth, Warwickshire, including laminitis rehabilitation. The yard has stabling, small turnout paddocks, an arena and an exercise strip. It also provides canine physiotherapy, sports massage for riders and others, and biomechanics and pole work clinics.
Emily Shaw Veterinary Physiotherapy provides physiotherapy for dogs and horses. Emily holds a degree in Veterinary Physiotherapy and is a member of IRVAP. She runs a mobile service covering Worcestershire and Warwickshire. Treatments include manual therapy, remedial exercise, TENS, thermotherapy, kinesiology tape and Photizo.
Centre of England RDA Group is a Riding for the Disabled Association group and registered charity. It gives children with disabilities and special needs the opportunity to ride for their health and well-being. The group relies on volunteers who walk and run with the ponies. It is based at the RDA National Training Centre at Lowlands Equestrian Centre.
Jenna Hall is a qualified counsellor and Equine Facilitated Therapy practitioner based in Solihull. She offers one-to-one counselling and Equine Facilitated Therapy sessions for adults and young people. She also runs equine facilitated team building workshops and anxiety and wellbeing workshops. Counselling is available face to face, by telephone and online.
Healing Hands is the equine massage therapy service of Hannah Howard. It offers full body massage for any type of horse, from sports horses to happy hackers. Sessions are available for rehabilitation or as routine appointments. The aim is to improve how horses move under saddle and on the ground.
Sanderson Equine Dentistry is run by Mark Sanderson, a vet and BAEDT-qualified equine dental technician in Shropshire. It offers routine dental examinations and rasping as well as advanced work such as extractions and diastema management, under sedation at the horse's yard. Medication can be prescribed and dispensed at the visit.
Human, Horse & Hound is the practice of Kate Cox, a McTimoney animal practitioner and human massage therapist. She treats mainly horses and dogs with McTimoney manipulation and also offers remedial massage for people. Kate often treats horses and their riders together. She is based near Loughborough and works throughout Leicestershire and the East Midlands.
Equi-Can Active provides veterinary physiotherapy for dogs and horses in Worcestershire, Herefordshire and Monmouthshire, specialising in competition and working animals. Treatments include manual and massage therapy, exercise prescription and electrotherapy. The physiotherapist holds an MSc in Veterinary Physiotherapy and a BSc in Equine Therapy and Rehabilitation.
Sarah Hadley is a registered veterinary nurse and animal physiotherapist based in Redditch, Worcestershire. She provides physiotherapy for small animals and horses, with home, yard and vet clinic appointments. Treatments include gait analysis, soft tissue massage, electrotherapies and home exercise plans. She also offers pet services such as nail trimming and day-time pet sitting, covering Worcestershire, Warwickshire and the West Midlands.
Combined Physio is the practice of Hannah Adney, a chartered physiotherapist for people and animals at Chilton Farm, Atcham, near Shrewsbury. Her equine physiotherapy treats conditions such as kissing spines, tendon and ligament injuries and performance issues. She also offers in-patient rehabilitation for horses and treats dogs, cats, rabbits and people.
Natasha Halliday is an equine manual therapist specialising in osteopathic techniques, trained at the European School of Animal Osteopathy. She treats sport horses and racehorses to improve biomechanics and performance. She runs clinics at Marston Stud near Banbury and visits Newmarket, Hamburg and Kildare.
Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) is a UK charity that supports disabled children and adults through riding, carriage driving and equine assisted activities. Its national office and National Training Centre are at Lowlands Equestrian Centre in Shrewley, Warwickshire. The Training Centre trains RDA coaches and volunteers and offers clinics and arena hire. RDA runs a network of local groups and the RDA National Championships.
