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.
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."
