Grace Pomphrey- Veterinary Physiotherapy

31/08/2026

24/08/2026

Happy to my own ROR and horse of a life time Sami 🩷

18/08/2026

Testimonial Tuesday 🤍

I’m so grateful to the owners who trust me with their horses and take the time to share their experiences. It’s always so rewarding to hear how treatment has helped and supported their horses. 🐴✨

18/08/2026

INDIBA | 448kHz Radiofrequency Therapy 🐴

Looking to support your horse’s recovery, performance and overall musculoskeletal health?

INDIBA uses a fixed 448kHz radiofrequency to deliver energy into the tissues, supporting physiological processes including circulation, cellular activity and tissue recovery.

It’s a versatile treatment that can be incorporated into equine physiotherapy for both rehabilitation and performance maintenance, with treatment parameters adapted to the individual horse and clinical presentation.

✨ INDIBA treatments now available within my physiotherapy practice

📍 Mobile throughout Wiltshire & surrounding areas
📩 DM me to enquire or book your horse’s session.

14/08/2026

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10/08/2026

✨updated price list ✨

A little update to my current treatment prices, now including Equine INDIBA Radiofrequency treatments.

🔹Laser therapy and pulsed electromagnetic field therapy will be incorporated into standard physiotherapy sessions where clinically appropriate, at no additional cost.

🔹Every session includes a detailed treatment write-up, with a bespoke exercise prescription provided where appropriate, helping to support your horse’s progress between treatments.

🔹INDIBA can also be incorporated into physiotherapy sessions where appropriate, providing an additional tool to support the horse’s rehabilitation and performance.

04/08/2026

Always grateful for your feedback and continued support🐴

30/07/2026

I am so excited to announce that I have taken the plunge and will now be offering INDIBA treatments as part of my physiotherapy services!

What is INDIBA?

In short, INDIBA is a form of radiofrequency therapy that operates at a fixed frequency of 448 kHz. Research has shown this frequency to be biologically effective, and its closed electrical circuit enables treatment of deeper tissues that many other modalities cannot effectively target.

Depending on the treatment settings, INDIBA can produce both thermal and non-thermal effects, making it suitable for a wide range of conditions and stages of healing. Research by Kumaran et al. (2017) demonstrated a significant increase in local blood flow following treatment at this frequency. By enhancing circulation and supporting cellular activity, INDIBA can help to reduce pain and inflammation, improve muscle flexibility and range of motion, accelerate tissue healing, optimise recovery, and enhance performance.

Conditions that benefit from INDIBA include:

• Osteoarthritis
• Kissing spines
• Sacroiliac dysfunction
• Tendon and ligament injuries
• Muscle strains, contractures and tears
• Back pain
• Post-operative rehabilitation
• Wound healing
• Performance enhancement
• Muscle recovery

There’s lots more to come on INDIBA over the next few weeks, but if you have any questions or would like to find out whether it could benefit your horse, just drop me a message! 💙

24/07/2026

Yesterday I had the pleasure of joining everyone at pony camp at Tedworth Equestrian Centre to talk all things stretching and what a great evening I had !

We explored the role stretching can play in supporting our horses, looked at how to perform a range of stretches correctly, and brought equine anatomy to life by drawing the major muscle groups directly onto the horse. By doing this, we could visualise how different movements affect different areas of the body and how muscle dysfunction can compromise efficient locomotion … although I think it’s safe to say I’ll stick to physiotherapy rather than art! 🎨😂

A huge thank you to everyone who attended, asked questions and got involved throughout the evening. It’s always a privilege to share my passion and help horse owners gain a better understanding of their horses.

Thank you to Pip Lake for organising and providing your lovely demo horse Buzz 🐝

07/05/2026

Officially renewed with RAMP for another year ✅

RAMP (register of animal musculoskeletal practitioners) registration helps ensure equine musculoskeletal practitioners work to recognised professional standards, with continued training, insurance, and a commitment to horse welfare at the centre of everything we do 🐎