Physio, osteopathy, bodywork and rehab — keep them sound and moving well.
François Mériaux is an animal osteopath in Isère. He treats horses, dogs, cats, cattle and other animals. His site explains when to call an equine osteopath and how a consultation for a horse works.
Écuries Bliss Stables is a horse breeding farm in Sutton, Quebec, founded in September 2024. Horses are kept on Paddock Paradise principles that favour free movement. The farm also runs immersive experiences and events where people connect with horses and nature.
South Coast Equine Veterinary Practice is run by Dr Gill Rickard at Meroo Meadow, NSW. It offers equine chiropractic and veterinary services including artificial insemination, dentistry, lameness and pre-purchase exams. It also advises on training, rehabilitation and saddle fit.
Veterinary Rehabilitation for Horses in Arcadia, NSW, specialises in rehabilitation for equine athletes and companion horses. It offers shockwave and laser therapy, post-operative care, wound management, laminitis and head-shaking treatment. It works with veterinarians and owners.
Kirk Equine Performance is run by Genevieve Kirk in Sydney. It offers veterinary physiotherapy for racehorses and sport horses and dressage training. Visits run on set days in Hawkesbury and the Hills, the Central Coast and the Northern Beaches.
Fossilfield Training Centre supports young people through an equine enabled learning programme. It is accredited by the Association of British Riding Schools. It offers SQA-approved training, volunteering and work experience with local councils and partners. A linked charity, Friends of Fossilfield, supports access for families facing barriers.
Neema Pfeil is a veterinary surgeon offering mobile acupuncture and chiropractic treatment. She treats pets, horses and farm animals in Fife, Edinburgh and the Coquet Valley. Treatment requires a referral from the animal's primary vet, and a case report is sent back. Care plans cover blocks of chiropractic or acupuncture sessions.
Havard Stables at Dinas Cross near Newport, Pembrokeshire, is a BHS approved riding centre. It offers lessons for all abilities, trekking on lanes and mountain, children's clubs and stable days, and accessible riding as an RDA centre.
Taylor'd Equine Therapy is run by Emily Taylor, an equine massage therapist in the High Peak, Derbyshire. She offers myofascial release, sports and remedial massage for horses with assessments and recovery plans. She holds a BSc in Equine Psychology and Sports Science.
Worcester Healing Hub near Droitwich, Worcestershire, is a wellbeing centre offering equine facilitated therapy and healing sessions with its therapy horses.
Hay Farm Centre near Bridgnorth offers equine assisted psychotherapy and learning, care farming and therapeutic retreats with horses and sanctuary animals.
ALBA Therapy Ponies & Friends is run by Alex and Drew from Blairgowrie. It offers therapy pony experiences, mobile and at its base, through visits, educational sessions and wellbeing experiences.
Southwell Equine Assisted Learning near Newark, Nottinghamshire, provides equine-based alternative education for children and young people struggling in mainstream school. Students learn through structured work with horses in small groups.
Emma Bishop is a registered veterinary physiotherapist based on the Wiltshire and Gloucestershire border. She treats competition and leisure horses and dogs with manual therapies, electrotherapies and exercise programmes. She also holds a degree in Equine Science.
Bowlings Riding Centre near Haverfordwest is a family-run riding school and livery established over 45 years ago. It has an indoor arena, an outdoor school, hacking and a cross country course. It is the RDA centre for Pembrokeshire and runs a centre member Pony Club.
Better Together Therapy Riding Centre near Mullingar provides equine-assisted activities, therapeutic riding and learning for children and adults. It offers one-on-one and group sessions and serves school groups and adult service organisations. It has an outdoor arena and horses chosen for therapeutic riding, supported by volunteers.
Gaëlle Verdon is an animal osteopath (OA 140) with a practice at Cléré-les-Pins in the Indre-et-Loire. She treats horses, dogs and cats at home or at the practice. Equine consultations last about an hour.
Florence Pichueque is an equine veterinarian and osteopath working at home visits around Tours. She provides general and preventive equine medicine, orthopaedics, imaging and emergencies for horses, donkeys and ponies. She also offers equine osteopathy, kinesiotaping and herbal therapies, and treats dogs and cats at her practice.
Julie Pujol is an animal osteopath trained at the EFOA, working in Bordeaux, the Bordeaux region and Charente-Maritime. She treats dogs, cats, horses, cattle, small ruminants and small pets. Equine sessions address lameness, stiffness, asymmetry and performance.
Nadège Hervet is an animal osteopath validated by the French veterinary order (OA105) and trained at Biopraxia. She treats horses, dogs, cats, cattle and other animals at home, at the stable or on the farm in Champagne Ardenne and the south of the Centre Val de Loire. She uses gentle reflex techniques.
Lisa Bousquet is an animal osteopath registered under OA992, working at home visits around Lunel in the south of France. She treats horses, dogs, cats, cattle, sheep, goats and small pets. She also teaches osteopathy at the IFOA school in Tarascon.
Mary Young is a chiropractor based at Smailholm near Kelso in the Scottish Borders, with a second clinic at Longniddry. She treats people, horses and dogs. For horses she visits and assesses systems such as vagal tone, feet, weight distribution and skeletal symmetry. Her approach combines chiropractic with cranial, fascial and visceral work.
The Brae Riding for the Disabled is a charity in Dundee offering riding sessions for disabled riders. Trained RDA coaches run group, semi-private and private sessions to build riding technique and confidence. Summer holidays add show jumping, drill riding, horse care and dressage sessions.
Equi-Power Central Scotland RDA is an independent charity and member group of the Riding for the Disabled Association. It offers riding and horse-based activities to transform lives through horses. Activities include family sessions, pony rides and hacking, supported by volunteers and coaches.
