Millie Robinson Veterinary Physiotherapist

Millie Robinson Veterinary Physiotherapist MSc qualified Veterinary physiotherapist based in Somerset, UK.

07/07/2026

One slot around 12.30pm tomorrow in and around the Burnham/Brean/Lympsham/Huntspill area before the heat once again stops work 😣

Little old me, and my gammy finger, on another trip to the Arctic circle (Yorkshire, same thing) to this incredible equi...
23/06/2026

Little old me, and my gammy finger, on another trip to the Arctic circle (Yorkshire, same thing) to this incredible equine hospital.
We discussed with the staff and interns how important physio is post operatively and for rehab. We looked into developing new research proposals and the data collected on current research projects. Then, after the stress of public speaking subsided, I enjoyed watching some poorly foals being strong enough to stand, and one horse on his back, having a stifle arthroscopy. Fascinating!


It probably goes without saying, but there is no work in this heatwave. I shall reschedule everyone... again! 🥵

June 1st.Equine £70Canine £60Livestock (sheep, alpacas, goats, pigs) £40Felines and Smallies (rabbits, g.pigs, birds) £3...
01/06/2026

June 1st.

Equine £70
Canine £60
Livestock (sheep, alpacas, goats, pigs) £40
Felines and Smallies (rabbits, g.pigs, birds) £30
Electrotherapy session only - POA

I couldn't work out what to charge and I have asked so many of you for your opinions. The long and short of it is; life is getting expensive for everyone. I have bills to pay too. The travel costs are hard to absorb now with fuel being so high, and lets be honest, it isn't going to go down much again.

I debated separating clients by area but I cover such a large area and often, those a fair way out will often work around me and I'll spend a whole day in an area, so fuel becomes less of an issue. It seems unfair to charge someone if I've actually only just come from the next door yard, or am doing multiple on the same yard and I dont have the time to sit and work out every mile I do!

*I am still cheaper than many.
*Next summer, my little business will be a decade old! (I'm sure I'm only 22 still?!) so I've earned some experience stripes!
*I am constantly learning new skills with continued CPD courses and I shall remain as up to date and compliant with the rules set out by our governing bodies.

I hope to keep physio affordable and beneficial to as many clients and their animals as possible, whilst maintaining high standards and keeping my business sustainable.

Millie
& Bilbo 🐾 (who thinks this now means more money for his treat jar. Who's going to tell him?!)
🐎 🐕 🐈 🐇

Having too much fun with Chat CPR!!Anyway, pay now, to secure at the current price before the June price increase. You d...
29/05/2026

Having too much fun with Chat CPR!!Anyway, pay now, to secure at the current price before the June price increase. You don't have to book the appointment for next month. It can be down the line, after it before a big show ect. but after this month, prices go up and theres no going back! 🐎🐕🐈🐇

24/05/2026

🌞 = Happy Millie!
Unfortunately this sudden change in temperature and therefore a lack of acclimatisation means physio is probably going to be ill-advised over the next few days.

I need to consider:
The welfare of the animal
If it is an equine or canine patient
If you are in a cool home or exposed on the yard.

Temperatures of 28° plus, will be outside the normal thermoneutral range for most dogs and horses. When the accumulation of body heat exceeds dissipation, animals can suffer from heat stress, and ultimately heat stroke.

In instances where the animal is already experiencing a degree of heat stress, it is advised to avoid treatments that further encourage vasodilation, or introduce a heating effect into the tissues. Massage is therefore contraindicated.

I shall be in touch with those booked in until Wednesday and will rearrange most - some canine clients may not be affected.

Drink plenty and enjoy the heat!

Millie 🐎 🐕 🐈 🐇

Prices are going up on 1st June. This is your 2 week notice and chance to book in on current prices. Book until the last...
17/05/2026

Prices are going up on 1st June. This is your 2 week notice and chance to book in on current prices. Book until the last Friday of the month, (I don't do work on weekends and payment is upon booking as always) for any appointment in the future, to get an appointment at the current price. From 1st June, the new pricing plans will come into force.
GO GO GO!!

Prices. The elephant in the room!Soon, the inevitable will happen. Before that though, I thought it only fair to ask my ...
02/05/2026

Prices. The elephant in the room!

Soon, the inevitable will happen. Before that though, I thought it only fair to ask my loyal customers for their opinions. Please comment below and give me an insight into your thoughts. It has been 3 years since a price increase and will only be the second since my business began!

Option 1.
Zones. Everything goes up by £5. Fuel is expensive. Different areas, based on milage, will be charged an additional cost on top to cover this.

Option 2.
Everything goes up by £5. This will then need to go up again next year and possibly the year after too.

Option 3.
Everything goes up by £10 which sounds like a lot but then I will not increase prices for 2/3 years.

I have always wanted to be affordable, to allow all animals a chance of having physiotherapy. I don't want to make it viable only for the wealthy/ insurance claims or for it to become a big struggle to save up for a session. Fuel, insurance, my own households bills, its all going up and with 10 years under my belt next summer, I do feel like you are getting a knowledgeable, caring and experienced professional. There are freshly graduated and even unqualified "physios" (because sadly this still isn't a protected title) who are charging more than me. Maybe more than fairly so, but maybe its time I at least match them?

Honest thoughts and opinions please!

We are (almost) back!!After over 70 days straight of farming... it is time to get back to work! So in May, after the ban...
29/04/2026

We are (almost) back!!

After over 70 days straight of farming... it is time to get back to work! So in May, after the bank holiday, the diary is open as normal for mornings afternoons and the odd evening.

Thankyou all for being so understanding and working around my sheeping 🐑 & mooing 🐄 hours! The good weather has arrived, the seasons have kicked off, it is time to get all your animals in tip top condition! Get booking. May is catchup month, it is already looking set to be busy so book in soon so you don't miss out 🐎🐕🐈🐇

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