Canine & Equine Osteopathy

Osteopathy can be of great benefit for the health and function of your equine or canine friends, regardless of their age, ability, or job.

Osteopathy is a non-invasive, holistic treatment approach which relieves pain, restores function, improves performance and minimises the risk of injury. Animals are all unique and therefore all treatments are fully tailored to their individual needs, allowing them to live pain free lives whilst functioning at peak performance and maintaining optimal health.

We always advise that you contact your vet if in any doubt about your animal’s health.

In the UK, the treatment of animals must be controlled by a qualified vet and no therapist can treat your animal without your vet’s permission.

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Equine Osteopathy

Keeping a horse happy and healthy is a complex task; incorporating osteopathy can help to ensure optimal health and performance of your horse, as well as helping with injury rehabilitation. Osteopathic treatment can help to:

• Improve mobility and function
• Improve performance
• Reduce injury risk
• Faster recovery from injury
• Reduce stiffness
• Improve behavioural issues
• Pain relief

Signs of discomfort:

• Reduced performance
• Unexplained unlevel-ness
• Hollowness or lack of softness
• Uneven muscle bulk
• Refusing or knocking down poles
• Head shy or headshaking
• Difficult flexing/ bending & resistance to the bridle
• Reluctance to go forwards
• Problems with transitions
• Behavioural changes, including: bucking, rearing, bolting, irritability, pinning ears back, reluctance to girthing up, general sensitivity, weaving etc.

Prices:

• £70.00 per horse
• 4 Blocked booked sessions – £60.00 per session
• Multiple horse (3 or more at same yard) – £60.00 per horse

Where the distance travelled is over 30miles radius an additional fee of  £0.50 per mile applies

Canine Osteopathy

Osteopathic treatment can help your dog recover from injury and is also a means of preventative care. The benefits include:

• Pain relief
• Enhancing & optimising performance
• Improved bio-mechanical balance
• Improved mobility & function
• Improved stride length and cadence
• Reduced injury occurrence
• Faster recovery from injury
• Reduced stiffness
• Relief from arthritic pain
• Managing behavioural issue
• Potential alternative to medical intervention

Signs of discomfort:

• Reluctance to get out of the car/cage
• Unprovoked aggression
• Evading obstacles
• Lack of coordination
• Ignoring commands
• Lameness or slowness

Prices:

• £40.00
• 4 Block booked sessions – £35.00 per session