Physio, osteopathy, bodywork and rehab — keep them sound and moving well.
Cumbria Osteopathy provides osteopathic care for people, horses and dogs in Cumbria and Lancashire. It is led by Niki Matthews, an osteopath, acupuncturist and BHS riding instructor. Equine services include yard visits, rehabilitation and fitness work, and posture assessments and lessons for horse and rider. Acupuncture is offered to human patients.
Reform Osteopaths is an osteopathy clinic near Lymm, Cheshire, founded in 2022 by Patrick Jennings. It treats people for back, neck and joint pain and offers sports massage and acupuncture. Patrick also holds a postgraduate qualification in animal osteopathy and treats dogs and horses. Stable visits for horses are available.
Rebalance Bowen is a Bowen therapy clinic based in Ulverston, Cumbria. It offers Bowen treatment for both humans and horses. An equine session includes a full static and dynamic assessment, a history of the horse and a treatment of about 45 minutes to an hour. Veterinary consent is required before horses are treated.
Helen Thornton is an equine manual therapist based in Lincolnshire who graduated from the EDO programme at the Vluggen Institute in 2025. She uses osteopathic principles and PEMF therapy with performance horses and horses with complex or unresolved issues, through yard visits and ongoing care.
The Osteopathic Vet is run by Tom Beech, a veterinary surgeon and qualified Equine Osteopathic Practitioner. He assesses and treats horses for poor performance, lameness, back problems and other musculoskeletal issues, combining veterinary and osteopathic techniques.
Shauna Conaghan is an accredited counsellor near Ballybofey, Co. Donegal who established her equine therapy business in 2012. She offers equine assisted counselling and counselling for children, adolescents and adults. She is trained in the EAGALA and Horse Boy models.
Equine Therapy with Muriel is run by Muriel Foxton, an equine physical therapist based in Wexford. She offers myofascial release massage, lymphatic drainage, pre and post-event massage and kinesiology taping for horses.
Equine Massage Training UK trains students in equine massage and Equine Somatic Reset Therapy. Its courses are run as flexible weekend courses leading to a Level 3 certificate. The therapy uses light hand movements to help the horse relax and release tension. Trainers are experienced equine therapists.
Yorkshire Equine Dentistry is run by Samantha Norris, a BAEDT qualified equine dental technician with over 20 years of experience. She provides routine dental examinations and maintenance for horses on 6 or 12 month appointments. Treatment is tailored to each horse's temperament and needs.
In Harmony with Horses runs equine-guided learning programmes and workshops in the Pennine hills. Sessions use interaction with horses to build confidence, communication and leadership skills for children, young adults, individuals and teams. Founder Amanda also helps horse owners through natural horsemanship and horse health guidance. The business was founded in 2006.
Clonalvy Stables on the Dublin/Meath border was established in 2023 by Joy, a BHS qualified instructor. It specialises in therapeutic horse riding and equine-assisted activities for children with additional needs. Sessions are one-to-one or in groups and tailored to each child.
Topline Osteopathy is run by registered osteopath Simon Blomfield in Yateley, Hampshire. He treats humans, horses and dogs and holds a postgraduate certificate in animal osteopathy. Equine treatment uses joint articulation and soft-tissue techniques for pre-event preparation, recovery, injury and maintenance. Human services also include golf swing analysis, laser therapy and sports massage.
Osteopath in Suffolk is a team of osteopaths qualified to treat both people and animals. Human and canine osteopathy takes place at its treatment centre in Needham Market. Equine osteopathy and sports therapy appointments are available throughout East Anglia. The team works with an ambulatory equine vet practice on joined-up care for horses.
In Hand Equine Osteopathy is based in Hawkhurst, Kent, and covers Kent, East Sussex and Surrey. A qualified equine osteopath and a handler visit to assess and treat horses with manipulation, massage and cranial work.
Sophie Allain is an animal osteopath based in Brighton who works only with animals. She treats horses, dogs and cats across Sussex for check-ups, pathologies and performance.
Gus Simon is a registered osteopath in Deeside, Aberdeenshire, who treats humans, horses and dogs. He trained in animal osteopathy with the Osteopathic Centre for Animals. Services for horses cover spinal health, stride improvement and injury prevention. Home and yard visits can be requested.
Infinity Physiotherapy near Penrith was established by Rachel Graham, a chartered veterinary physiotherapist. She treats horses, dogs and other animals, offers canine hydrotherapy and runs Yardfit rider Pilates.
Olivia Prior Veterinary Physiotherapy treats horses and dogs at home or at the yard across Lancashire. Services include assessment, rehabilitation, K-laser therapy and electrotherapy.
K Wakeman Veterinary Physiotherapy in Gloucestershire was founded in 2021 by Kyra Wakeman, who holds an MSc in veterinary physiotherapy. It offers equine and canine physiotherapy, Winback Tecar therapy and equipment hire.
Higher Spen Equine near Burnley has offered equine swimming therapy and rehabilitation since 2017. It provides full, swimming, rehabilitation, weight loss and retirement livery with an arena, horse walker and gallops.
Innovetive Physiotherapy is run by Katie, a veterinary nurse and veterinary physiotherapist at Tilley, Shropshire. She treats horses and dogs, offers gait analysis, Indiba and rider Pilates.
Lyndsey Adamson is an equine physiotherapist, coach and trainer at Rydal Mount Stables in Gilcrux, West Cumbria. She offers coaching, equine physiotherapy and training and rehabilitation livery.
The Scottish Equine Rehabilitation Centre at Crofthead Farm, Lanarkshire, is a purpose-built rehabilitation centre. It offers a water treadmill, salt therapy and Indiba, plus rehabilitation and holiday livery packages.
Sarah Rennison Physiotherapy offers human, equine and canine physiotherapy across Yorkshire and the North West. Equine sessions include assessment, soft tissue massage, electrotherapy and rehabilitation exercises. She also offers rider biomechanics assessments using video, hydrotherapy and EquiPHIIT exercise classes for equestrians.
