Rhubarb the dog walking off leash in a large field with Helen the Physio

How we help

Animal physiotherapy for performance, recovery & quality of life

We help patients recover, perform better, and live well — addressing pain, stiffness, weakness, and other barriers so they can get back to their best lives.

Animal Physiotherapy for Performance

Improving movement and preventing injury.

Performance is based on a foundation of being able to move well and feeling good. We identify and address subtle physical barriers, preventing them from developing into injuries, and set you up to train better and succeed in your goals.

Whether you are concerned about a change in behaviour, fine-tuning an advanced movement skill, or simply maintaining your current excellent performance, we support your performance journey.

Helen the Physio holding halter and providing treatment to dark performance horse

Achieve and maintain your best performance

Optimising Treatment and Rehabilitation with Animal Physiotherapy

Restoring Ability, Rebuilding Strength, and Preventing Re-injury

We support you and your animal through the recovery journey, from day one of strict confinement to the first time back running freely. Our treatment programmes optimise the quality of early repair and healing, help to resolve pain and inflammation, and prevent excessive muscle atrophy and compensation onto other areas of the body.

We then guide you through appropriate increases in tissue loading, building back strength and function. Finally, we help you train your animal to return to their previous active lifestyle, with specific exercise programmes that target their unique needs.

We work closely with your vet to ensure that treatment supports the overall health and recovery plan, and promotes lasting results

Helen the Physio providing therapy session for an injured penguin

Does your animal have an injury? Let’s work together to restore comfort, strength and confidence.

Animal Physiotherapy supporting Comfort and Quality of Life

Proactive Mobility Management for Chronic Conditions and Senior Animals

Quality of life is about protecting the comfort, confidence, and independence of your animal at every stage of life. Whether managing lifelong developmental conditions like hip dysplasia, slowing the progression of osteoarthritis, or supporting an elderly pet who is slowing down, Physiotherapy and our comprehensive approach keeps them doing the things they love.

We look at the whole picture and find out what is important for your animal to lead their best life. We work with you to reduce pain, improve functional ability, and ensure your animal is able to keep doing the things they love.

Helen the Physio providing therapy treatment for a grey and white dog on a striped cushion outside on a brick patio outside the dog's home.

Want to help your animal to be more comfortable and supported? We would love to help them lead their best life.

Our Framework for Best Results

No matter where you are in your journey - aiming for peak performance, recovering from injury, or supporting quality of life - we have a systematic, evidence-led approach to long-term success.


Molly the physiotherapist providing treatment to a relaxed grey horse

1. Comprehensive Assessment and Diagnostic Review

Getting to know you and your animal with a thorough look into their history, lifestyle, and movement.

2. Tailored Rehabilitation Design

Setting goals together with you and structuring the treatment plan to meet those specific milestones.

3. Hands-on Therapeutic Care

Using manual therapies and modalities to reduce pain and improve movement.

4. Owner Empowerment and Home Programmes

Providing simple, practical exercises and advice, giving you the tools to confidently support your animal at home.

5. Ongoing Progress Tracking and Adaptation

Regularly reviewing progress and adjusting the programme as your animal improves, ensuring we reach those goals together.

Helen the physio crouching next to Rhubarb the dog in an open green field

Wondering if Physio is right for your animal?

You don't have to figure it out alone. Reach out for a friendly, no-obligation chat about your horse, dog, or companion animal, and we can help you work out the best next steps.