Physio, osteopathy, bodywork and rehab — keep them sound and moving well.
HLF Veterinary Physiotherapy is run by Hollie Williams, a registered veterinary physiotherapist. She treats horses and dogs across Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and Suffolk with veterinary consent. Sessions include gait analysis, soft tissue massage, electrotherapies, stretching and home exercise plans.
JW Physiotherapy, Treats and Training is run by Jo, a chartered physiotherapist specialising in veterinary physiotherapy, near Ramsbottom. She treats horses and dogs on veterinary referral, with laser, massage and electrotherapy. She also offers rider and handler physiotherapy and movement analysis.
Wind Horse Wellbeing is run by Becca in Knutsford, Cheshire. It offers horse-assisted personal development as an alternative to traditional counselling and therapy. Sessions use interaction with horses to build awareness of body language, emotional regulation and connection.
Wisdom of Equus is a not-for-profit organisation in Minera, Wrexham. It offers equine-assisted wellbeing, education and coaching for people facing emotional, mental health or educational challenges. It also runs leadership training with horses and outdoor learning for primary school children.
Caliera Performance Horses is run by Suzie Middleton and serves Sydney and the Hawkesbury. It offers equine bodywork including massage and laser, conformation and gait assessment, and conditioning plans. It also assesses horses before pre-purchase vet checks.
Foxview Stables is on 15 acres in Osgoode, south of Ottawa. It offers indoor and outdoor boarding with a lesson programme and training. It also runs Equus Coaching (equine-assisted life coaching) workshops and lists horses for sale or lease.
Holistic Vet Scotland, operated by Pinpoint Veterinary Services Ltd, is a mobile holistic veterinary practice in central Scotland. Vet Dr Ellen Schmidt offers acupuncture, chiropractic and Western herbal medicine. Patients include small animals, birds, horses and occasional farm animals. The practice works alongside the animal's primary care vet.
ThermScan provides equine thermal imaging in Scotland using veterinary-grade cameras. Qualified equine thermographers scan horses to detect heat pattern variations that may indicate injury or disease. Reports are explained to owners and can be discussed with their vet.
Hugs of Argyll is a family-owned business offering equine-assisted sessions with Miniature Shetland ponies in Argyll and Bute. It runs one-to-one and group sessions aimed at mental wellbeing. The ponies visit care homes, hospitals and schools and appear at weddings, parties and events. The team also teaches basic stable management and in-hand skills.
Free Spirit Therapeutic Riding Association is a registered charity in the Annapolis Valley operating from Rohan Wood Stables. It offers therapeutic riding lessons with certified instructors, equine supported wellness, school programs and summer camp. It is a CanTRA accredited centre serving over 120 individuals a year.
Émilie Fauvel is an osteopath treating both humans and horses, based in Chinon. Equine osteopathy sessions last about 40 minutes and are carried out at the horse's location. She has worked with equestrian facilities, sport riders and their horses. She works alongside farriers, vets and other professionals.
Marion Redon is an animal osteopath in Tours, La Riche and L'Île-Bouchard, practising since 2014. She treats dogs, horses, cats, cattle and small exotic pets, in her practice or at home. Packages are available for herd or stable follow-up.
Céline Dejoux is an animal osteopath in the Lyon area certified by the veterinary order. She treats horses, dogs, cats and exotic pets, at home or in her practice. Her final dissertation focused on osteopathy in the career of show-jumping horses.
Camille Lacam is an animal osteopath now based in Duran near Auch. She treats horses, ponies, donkeys, dogs and cats, offering sports follow-up, prevention and comfort care. She is a long-time competitive rider and has specific rates for riding-club horses and equine associations.
Laura Mazet is an animal osteopath working in Normandy, travelling up to an hour around Rouen. She treats horses, dogs, cats, cattle and exotic pets using several osteopathic techniques. Equine consultations are offered, with adapted rates for breeding yards and equestrian centres.
Amélie Lebastard is an animal osteopath registered with the French veterinary order (OA1792) working in Lorraine. She treats horses, dogs, cats, cattle, small ruminants and small pets at home visits. Consultations cover locomotor problems, performance and preventive check-ups.
Morgane Cornic is an animal osteopath (OA 778) working between Chinon and Saumur. She treats horses, dogs, cats and small pets at home visits in the Indre-et-Loire, Maine-et-Loire and Vienne. Partner rates are offered for breeders, livery yards and riding centres.
Marine Lelong is an animal osteopath certified by the French veterinary order (OA 904) working in the Calvados and around Caen. She treats horses, ponies, dogs, cats and small pets at home or at the stable. Group rates are offered for yards and breeders.
Julie Leleu Wels is an animal osteopath in the Vienne near Poitiers, registered under OA1199. She treats horses, dogs, cats, cattle and small pets, with rates for breeders, associations and riding centres. She also offers competition preparation and recovery sessions.
Céline Perel is an animal osteopath (OA995) working around Chambéry, Aix-les-Bains and the Lac du Bourget. She treats dogs, cats, horses and cattle at home or where the animal lives. Equine sessions start from 90 euros.
Natacha Casan is an animal osteopath recognised by the French veterinary order under number OA 1807. She treats dogs, cats, horses, cattle and small pets. Consultations are offered at two practices in the Yvelines and at home in the surrounding departments. Client testimonials describe regular osteopathic follow-up of horses.
Marion Braun is an animal osteopath registered with the French veterinary order. She treats horses as well as dogs, cats, small pets, cattle and sheep, at her practice or at the owner's home. Sessions cover history taking, static and dynamic examination, diagnosis, manual treatment and aftercare advice. Sport horses such as show jumpers are recommended regular follow-up.
Auriane Lanzafame is an animal osteopath (OA1680) in the Hérault around Pézenas and the Bassin de Thau. She treats horses, dogs, cats, small pets and farm animals at home visits. She also makes regular rounds in the Bouches-du-Rhône, Gard and Vaucluse.
