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Covering Surrey, Hampshire and surrounding areas Hannah is a masters degree level qualified veterinary physiotherapist .

Delta VP, managed by Hannah, is a mobile service offering physiotherapy to canine and equine patients. All animals can benefit from physiotherapy by:
- Improving performance (stride length, muscle power, endurance etc)
- Reducing the likelihood of injury
- Removing pain: Arthritis, back pain etc
- Improving and maintaining healthy joints and range of motion
- Improving recovery after surgery
- Mental wellbeing: Nervous or rescued animals

Patients include competition athletes at all levels, pets who enjoy intermittent long walks, nervous rescues and older animals. This is not an exhaustive list, all animals will benefit! Delta VP covers the areas of Surrey, Hampshire, and parts of West Sussex, Berkshire and Wiltshire. Travel costs may apply to those outside of the catchment area (15 miles from Basingstoke or Aldershot). Veterinary consent must be obtained prior to treatment.

30/10/2026

✨ Reviews ✨

If you have used my services, currently or in the past, I’d really appreciate some reviews. Especially through Google reviews!

Giving a positive review is a great was of sharing your success stories and also supporting a small business.

It’s just me, running a one-man band, just wanting to help every animal feel and move better. Your review can help more owners reach out.

15/10/2026

🥳 this is so great!

07/10/2026

New Blog Post!

Lots of people ask how I got into vet physio, what courses I went on to, and why veterinary physiotherapy. I have now added my first blog post to my website discussing my education, starting from school all the way to graduation.

These blog posts are for all those who want a more behind-the-scenes look into the world of veterinary physiotherapy, hoping to inspire not only pet owners but also the next generation of veterinary professionals.

Take a look at my website and tell me what you think - it's my first blog post, so I know I have plenty of learning to do.
https://www.deltavetphysio.co.uk/blog

23/09/2026

Mony is enjoying the PEMFT mat during her first physiotherapy session.

We are helping her manage her osteoarthritis and lower back pain. Cats respond best to short, less invasive treatments, making laser and PEMFT therapy useful for these cases.

Establishing trust is also very important. It will take a few sessions before we can start deep tissue work, but patience and commitment make for the best results.

08/08/2026

These exercises are commonly added to your horses exercise regimen for a reason - spinal muscular health is so important to the longevity and wellbeing of the ridden horse.

Another paper has just re-enforced why therapists often prescribe these exercises.

20/06/2026

New Website!

It will be great if you could all go visit https://www.deltavetphysio.co.uk to see what I do.

I am looking to add blog posts, portfolio of cases, and possibly some webinars and education materials in the future - so keep visiting the page for updates!

07/06/2026

Yesterday, I went to a practical workshop with Companion Animal Health, where we learnt about laser therapy, stance a**lysers and regenerative medicine such as platelet-rich plasma.

Having the opportunity to actually play with one of their laser machines, I love how easy they were to use, and how nice the laser felt. I had the opportunity to ask lots of difficult questions which they answered really well.

PRP medicine was explained so clearly about its benefits and limitations. They discussed how laser therapy post PRP injection is so beneficial, with recent studies showing significant improvements in short and long term. That has certainly changed my opinion on laser post PRP, as previously I was cautious to use laser as I didn’t know how it would impact the PRP, and didn’t want to risk any negative effects.

The stance a**lyser is such a cool bit of kit. Detecting even the most subtle offloading and compensations. That would certainly make exercises more targeted. It’s not for me yet, but maybe if I ever get my own clinic 🤔.

Thank you CAH for such a wonderful day. Lovely to meet you all and thank you for lunch too!
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29/05/2026

Sit-to-stands: aka puppy squats

This exercise is great to strengthen the quadricep, hamstring and gluteal muscle groups, and also to improve joint range of motion. Here’s some top tips to get the best exercise!
- Sit down backwards, stand up forwards. Moving forward around the room a little is ok, but the best form is where they can rock back and forth in the same position
- Use treats to keep engagement (keep an eye on their weight!)
- Hindlimb paws should be facing towards the front paws. If they are turned out, use the wall or a second person to encourage a more correct position.
- Quality over quantity. It often takes about 1-2 weeks to train good form in this exercise. Milo here is just starting out and very excited to do something new, his form will improve as he gets stronger and understands this exercise more. 3 good quality reps is more beneficial than 10 poor form reps.

01/05/2026

I am in the process of changing physiotherapy software for small animal patients. Currently, you are receiving your physio reports via a PDF document, made from a word document. This is going well, but I want to invest in your experience and care. Therefore, all new reports will now be sent via the Equicantis software.

Equicantis is successfully used in my equine patients, with great feedback. You will have a new experience, including:
- Full physio reports – assessment, treatments, etc. as before but much nicer looking
- Annotated anatomical diagrams
- Exercise plans WITH VIDEOS!
- Direct Invoicing
- Appointment reminders
- Client and new pet onboarding forms all completed online
- Vet referrals are now also sent online
This software also allows us to waste less paper on forms, helping us save more trees!

What do you need to do?
You don’t need to do anything; all patients will be transferred to the new system, so the next time you receive a report from me, it will be emailed from Equicantis, not me directly.
Please note that the software is specific to dogs. However, all cats will also go onto this software as a “dog”. Equicantis will be rolling out a cat version very soon, so getting the cats onto this system now means that it will be easier to transition later.
Remember, in line with GDPR, you have the right to amend or delete your data from my database at any time. Using Equicantis makes this process simpler, but also more secure, with improved protections. If you have any concerns regarding your data, please email me.

28/04/2026

When I first met Belle, she was struggling with some pelvic issues. She became increasingly sensitive to any touching of her hindlimbs, kicking out with clear signs of pain, to the point the farrier couldn’t touch the back feet at all! Her owner listened to this new behaviour as a way of communicating an issue, so physio was started.
On my first session I did not even attempt to perform any assessment or treatments to her back legs, but I focused on her lumbar back, gluteal fascia and sacroiliac using the mat. Immediately after her first session, she allowed the farrier to trim her back legs!
Now, 4 sessions in, she is doing so well that she allows me to lift her back legs and treat her hamstrings! And even when I hit something sore, she communicates this discomfort gently, not reacts with a kick.
This really is the reason I love my job! Such a great achievement for her ☺️

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Basingstoke
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https://deltavetphysio.co.uk/

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