Rachel Quinn Veterinary Physiotherapy

Rachel Quinn Veterinary Physiotherapy The title Chartered Physiotherapist is protected by law, and indicates a high level of academic achievement.

Rachel Quinn is a Chartered Physiotherapist & Veterinary Physiotherapist (ACPAT) offering physiotherapy assessment and treatment services for horses, dogs and riders within Hampshire, Dorset, West Sussex and Surrey As a Chartered Physiotherapist and Veterinary Physiotherapist (ACPAT) I hold both a degree in Human Physiotherapy and a Post Graduate Diploma in Veterinary Physiotherapy. Physiotherapy

can be used for working or competition animals as well as pets, to help them reach their full performance potential, to avoid injury, or to help rehabilitate an animal following a trauma or surgery. Chartered Physiotherapists utilise a holistic approach to the patient to assess the various structures within the body for dysfunction and/or pain, and these include muscles, joints, ligaments, nerves, fascia and tendons.

10/10/2025

And that’s a wrap! I am now on holiday and I’ll be back to work on Monday 27th, and all messages will be answered then. Thank you as always for everyone’s continued support

21/08/2025

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While on a clinic some time ago, and again at a competition yesterday, I noticed a rider carrying their phone in their rear (right) pocket while riding.

This should be avoided at all levels.

Placing a phone in the rear pocket is likely too:

1) Significantly affect the function of the rider’s seat
2) Compromise the effectiveness of the rider’s seat aid
3) Induce/create rider asymmetry
4) Lead to uneven loading of the saddle and horse
5) Compromise rider-horse interaction

Although carrying a phone while riding can be useful for safety and other purposes (apps), alternative locations should be considered.

Image of a rider sitting on a pressure mat with their phone in their right back pocket.

Note: sharing as an observation. We have not shown this experimentally (yet).

01/08/2025

And that’s a wrap! Crazy, whirlwind week complete and I am now off for a week. I am back to work on Monday 11th of August, and will messages will be returned then.
Thanks to everyone for your continued support ❀️

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