Berkshire Veterinary Physiotherapy

Berkshire Veterinary Physiotherapy "I don't know what you did but it worked. Ryan O'Sullivan, Showjumper.

Veterinary physiotherapy can be useful for a horse/dog that is slightly unlevel, stiff behind, difficulty engaging in canter, tight on one rein, demonstrating an unexplained change in temperament or doesn't feel 'quite right'. http://www.berkshirevetphysio.co.uk

Veterinary physiotherapy can be useful for a horse/dog that is slightly unlevel, stiff behind, difficulty engaging in canter, tight on o

ne rein, demonstrating an unexplained change in temperament or doesn't feel 'quite right'. As guided by the Veterinary surgeons act you must have VET consent for us to treat your animal.This is a simple process and involves a signature on the form you can download here.
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Animals cant tell us they are in pain and thats where the wealth of human knowledge and feedback is beneficial in detecting tissue tightness, trigger points and then applying effective treatments. Although the evidence base in animals for physiotherapy is growing the basic structure of human and animal tissue is the same and therefore we can transfer treatments such as electrotherapies, soft tissue release and manual therapy. Cameron has been off form for the last month but came right since your treatment and came 3rd in the 1.15 and qualified for SCOPE this weekend."

Choosing a physio and specialist massage therapist can be difficult.What do our patients say? Great for...πŸ‘† Back painπŸ‘† S...
11/09/2019

Choosing a physio and specialist massage therapist can be difficult.

What do our patients say?

Great for...

πŸ‘† Back pain
πŸ‘† Shoulder pain
πŸ‘† NECK pain
πŸ‘† Sports Injuries
πŸ‘† Achilles issues
πŸ‘† Elbow pain
πŸ‘† Pins and needles
πŸ‘† Headaches
πŸ‘† Pregnancy

Convenient online booking here... www.thephysiocrew.co.uk/online-booking

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What is physiotherapy/physical therapy? http://www.physiowizz.co.uk/physical-therapy/ …

This involves taking a history and asking questions which may help build a picture of likely conditions. From this I will formulate a likely...

04/09/2013
03/09/2013

Ride for free at BVP course when you organise an event at your yard. September Saturdays gone but some availability in October or Mondays in late September.

Ever wanted a course where you could choose the content? Learn about what you want to and tailor to your needs. Forget the irrelevant, boring stuff!

Nicole (course lead) has a wealth of knowledge in treating elite athletes but also helping recreational and amateur riders. As a chartered physiotherapist (both animal and human) she has significant post graduate training, including emergency care, and enjoys passing on knowledge to help improve your riding, strength and balance.

Courses can be tailored made for half day/day and are priced according to time. Β£15 for 2 hours per person. Max 8 persons.

Content available:
Please choose from the content below (each block will represent 30 mins therefore you could choose 4 sections for a 2 hours course). Gym balls, skeleton and props will all be provided.

Anatomy and physiology of the human
Anatomy and physiology of the horse
Immediate first aid for riders falls
Immediate first aid for injuries

Basic stretches for riders
Gym ball- General Exercises to improve riding position
Gym ball - Exercises to improve balance
Gym Ball - Exercises to improve Jumping
Gym Ball - Exercises to improve Dressage

Treating Chronic injuries
Are you causing back issues in your horse?
How riding can help those with disabilities
Grumbling back pain? How to avoid back pain with riding/mucking out.

Shoulder Injuries in the rider
Neck Injuries in the rider
Back Injuries in the rider
Knee Injuries in the rider.
When should you seek medical attention following an injury?

If there is something specific you would like please request. For all enquiries please contact: [email protected] or 07972647473

27/08/2013

A horses kick can deliver 10,000N worth of force. With 50% of those being reported to meet the head neck or face (in children) education is key to reduce any risk factors. Unsure if physio can help for these type of injuries? If pain is musculoskeletal in nature (ie from joint stiffness, tight muscles, nerve irritation, etc) then it is likely physio can help.

Treatments that may benefit: ultrasound to aid tissue recovery, muscle stim to increase muscle bulk if there has been nerve damage, mobilisations of muscles and joints if stiff or sore, exercises to strengthen and stabilise.

Book in to see Nicole Jones at the Newburyclinic.co.uk, Newbury or email [email protected] for more information.

27/08/2013

Unsure which girth to use?

New research shows that Girth F was associated with 6-11% greater forelimb protraction, 10-20% greater hindlimb protraction, 4% greater carpal flexion, and 3% greater tarsal flexion than Girth S. Girth F reduced peak pressures under the girth, and improved limb protraction and carpal/ tarsal flexion, which may reflect improved posture and comfort.

Released 7 days ago- looking forward to seeing the full article and shape or the girth/place to buy.


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