Physio, osteopathy, bodywork and rehab — keep them sound and moving well.
CHOICES cic offers equine assisted psychotherapy and learning near Lichfield. Its team of BACP-registered counsellors works with an Eagala-certified equine specialist. Services are offered to children and young people, adults, groups and families, military personnel and corporate teams.
Central Alberta Equine Rehabilitation & Wellness Centre in Carstairs, Alberta offers rehabilitation and conditioning for horses. Services include post-operative care, injury rehabilitation, a water treadmill, infrared solarium and thermal imaging. It also offers specialty boarding including retirement board for senior horses.
Heart Echo Equines offers Equine Assisted Learning near Killam, Alberta. Sessions are life coaching with horses and ponies, run by a certified coach, in person or virtually. The owner is a registered nurse with a master's degree in counselling. Leasing, boarding and lesson opportunities may also be available.
GB Veterinary Physiotherapy is run by Grace Bromfield, a registered veterinary physiotherapist based in Powys, Wales. She treats horses and dogs. Treatments include manual therapies such as massage, stretching and joint mobilisation, and tailored exercise programmes.
Motion Veterinary is a mobile veterinary practice based near Newmarket that combines western medicine with acupuncture, electroacupuncture, rehabilitation and fascial manipulation therapy. The vet has worked in equine practices across Europe and treats both horses and dogs across Suffolk, Norfolk, Cambridgeshire and Essex.
Harmony Stables is a community interest company in Buckley, Flintshire, that rescues, retrains and rehabilitates horses and ponies. It offers own a pony sessions, limited riding lessons, pony days, holiday club and pony parties. It also provides equine assisted learning, workshops on horse care and part loan packages. It was named Riding School of the Year at the Equestrian Business Awards in 2025.
Wirral Riding Centre in Little Neston is a BHS Approved riding school established over 40 years ago. It offers private and group lessons for all ages and abilities on over 30 horses and ponies, plus a Saturday pony club and horse care sessions. It is home to two RDA groups and the Northwest Special Olympic Equine Team, and runs an apprenticeship scheme.
Step Ahead Veterinary Physiotherapy is a mobile veterinary physiotherapy service run by Lucy Miller MSc MNAVP. It treats mainly dogs and horses across Cheshire, Shropshire and the Wirral. Treatments cover injury recovery, post-surgery rehabilitation, chronic mobility issues, massage and laser therapy.
KB Equestrian Services is a private equine rehabilitation centre in Hoeilaart, Belgium, taking a maximum of five horses at a time. Horses recovering from injury or surgery board there on individual care and recovery programmes designed with vets and specialists. It also offers a structured working programme for young horses, ridden work where appropriate, and equine massage by its certified equine physiotherapist, Kim.
Pet a Pony is a community interest company in Cotgrave, Nottinghamshire, offering therapy pony visits. It brings Shetland ponies to care homes, supported living, outreach groups, schools and events. It also runs Shetland and horse experience sessions at its own yard for adults with additional needs. Its practitioner is qualified in Equine Assisted Learning.
Level Gaits is an equine sports massage service run by Laura from Fulbeck, Lincolnshire. Laura is an Equine Sport Science graduate and qualified Equine Sport Massage Therapist, and a professional member of the IAAMB. She visits horses to reduce muscle fatigue, inflammation and tightness, and offers a combined horse and rider massage package.
No-Reins is a community interest company at Red Poppy Ranch, Nettleham near Lincoln, offering equine-assisted therapy and learning. Its non-riding sessions with a trained herd of ponies help teenagers, adults and families explore emotions, build trust and develop skills. It runs programmes for organisations including CAMHS, social services, education services and cancer support services.
Jarvis Veterinary Physiotherapy is a mobile veterinary physiotherapy practice in Leicestershire run by India Jarvis, who holds an MSc in Veterinary Physiotherapy and is RAMP registered. It treats horses and dogs at home, in clinic or on the yard to reduce pain, aid healing and improve mobility and performance. A canine physiotherapy and hydrotherapy centre in Costock is in development.
Eloise Campion Equine Sports Therapy is a mobile equine therapy practice covering Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire and Derbyshire. It provides complementary, evidence-based sports therapy for horses. Eloise Campion holds a BSc and a Diploma in Equine Sports Massage Therapy and provides written reports and exercise sheets after treatment.
Scropton Horse Centre is home to Scropton Riding for the Disabled near Derby, an RDA member group and BHS approved riding school. It offers riding, horse care and horse agility for adults and children, with a focus on people with physical, learning, sensory and other additional needs. The centre also runs 'have a go' showjumping sessions and arena hire.
The Veterinary Services Centre at Harper Adams University near Newport, Shropshire, provides physiotherapy and rehabilitation for animals. It treats small animals and offers on-site and mobile services for horses and other large animals. It is staffed by veterinary physiotherapists and also trains veterinary physiotherapy students.
The Equine Method is an equine behaviour service in Cheshire run by clinical animal behaviourist Jennifer Nash. It helps owners with groundwork and handling problems, ridden issues and cooperation during veterinary and farrier care. Support is given in person within a radius of CW11 and online. The approach is based on learning theory and works alongside vets.
Freedom Equine Centre offers equine-assisted therapy and learning on 45 acres of Cheshire countryside. Sessions for children, young people and adults work with horses and ponies on the ground to build confidence, self-esteem and communication skills. It also offers equine-assisted learning for students struggling in mainstream education, including animal husbandry.
Pendragon is an equine facility on the Pen Bedw estate near Mold in North Wales. It offers training and rehabilitation for clients' horses, from one-hour sessions to foundation training programmes of up to five months. It also runs equine-assisted learning, therapy, experience days, retreats and corporate team building. Problem horse specialist Damian Jones leads the horse training.
Tallen Veterinary Physiotherapy is run by Tash, a veterinary physiotherapist with a PGDip and member of the National Association of Veterinary Physiotherapists. She treats horses, dogs and other animals across Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire and surrounding counties. Services include equine and canine physiotherapy, electrotherapy and INDIBA radiofrequency therapy.
Equine Solutions is an equine sports massage service covering the Mansfield area, run by Phil Green, Cert. ESMT. Treatments include sports massage, heat therapy, microcurrent, red light therapy, balance pads and therapeutic ultrasound. New clients start with an initial assessment including static and dynamic assessment and palpation. Each horse receives a full massage and stretching treatment.
Derbyshire Veterinary Physiotherapy provides rehabilitation and performance enhancement for horses and dogs. It works alongside the referring vet. For horses it works with the saddle fitter, trainer and farrier on tailored treatment plans. Dogs are treated at home.
EP Equine Dentistry is run by Ellis Priestley, a BEVA/BVDA qualified equine dental technician and member of the British Association of Equine Dental Technicians. She treats horses, ponies and donkeys across Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire and surrounding counties. Treatments use a full mouth speculum and motorised dental equipment, with an aftercare plan after each visit.
Making Momentum is a community interest company at Saltersford Farm near Holmes Chapel, Cheshire. It provides assisted horse riding experiences for autistic children and those with additional support needs. Services include family play dates using the Horse Boy Method, alternative education provision and small group sessions. Activities include sensory work, assisted riding, horse care and arts and crafts.
