Laura Wilson Mctimoney Animal Chiropractor BA Hons PGDip MMAA

31/12/2024

Wishing all my lovely clients, old and new, a very Happy New Year! 🎉🎉🎉

Thank you all for your loyalty and your recommendations, it really does mean the world to me. I’m so very lucky to be doing a job I love ❤️❤️❤️

(There’s a few hours left of this year to get your booking in for 2025 with the £5 discount!!! )

02/12/2024

‼️Price increase‼️

Just to let everyone know that from the 1st January 2025 I will be increasing my prices.

Horses £65
Dogs £55

✅The same multi animal discount will apply (£5 discount per animal if 3 or more at same location).

✅ If you book now for 2025 before the end of December, I will honour this years price. Of course, this also applies to those of you who have already got appointments booked in for next year.

25/10/2024

I’ve had a really busy, but very rewarding week and to make it even better….. I’ve just checked my bank and EVERYONE has paid me!!! 🎉🎉🎉

Thank you all so much, you lovely people! ❤️❤️

25/10/2024

The best work companion ever 🖤🐾

24/10/2024

I’ve had a couple of cancellations in the Frome/Warminster area this afternoon- if anyone wants me, drop me a message in the usual way xx

15/10/2024

17/09/2024

👌🏻

“My horse is lame in trot, but fine in canter.”

No, no, no. Someone sent me a screenshot of a comment they saw on FB stating exactly this. If your horse is lame in trot, he/she is PAIN. The horse world really needs to concentrate on ACTUAL horse welfare issues, and riding a horse in canter that is lame in trot, is an enormous welfare issue. Riding a horse in WALK that is lame in trot, is a huge welfare issue.

Your horse may well “look” ok in canter, but actually be in a lot of pain. Canter is a three time beat, so it’s very hard to visualise a lameness, especially a forelimb lameness. If you are actually aware that your horse is visibly lame in trot, and are still riding them, this is a welfare issue (unless under frequent veterinary guidance). If you are aware that your horse is obviously lame in trot but haven’t sought veterinary advice, that is a welfare issue.

If your horse is lame in trot, he/she is also in pain in canter; you just may be struggling to see it.

Let’s focus on ACTUAL, living, breathing, welfare issues. People hacking out lame horses is a real thing, and a serious welfare concern.

13/09/2024

I’m going on holiday in two weeks 🎉🎉
I have limited spaces before I go, so if you need me before then, contact me in the usual way xx

20/08/2024

I really do have the best job ❤️ Some lovely post treatment yawn releases were reward enough, not to mention the ‘massages’ I also received 😂

02/08/2024

The first of two treatments for these two beautiful big boys, before heading off to France in September for the Irish ParaOlympic Dressage team 🇮🇪
Also, little Coco had a tune up before heading off to the Mounted Games European Championships for England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
Think it’s safe to say they all thoroughly enjoyed their treatments! 🥰🥰🥰

29/05/2024

12/04/2024

You may remember me posting a picture of a beautiful stallion with his head resting on my knee a few weeks ago…. This is him in action 😍😍😍😍

03/04/2024

17.2 hands of beautiful dressage stallion and simply the cuddliest, sweetest, softest boy. He’s fast becoming one of my favourites 🥰
I usually have to stand on my box to reach their heads! 😂

26/03/2024

26/03/2024

Really enjoying the grey horses at the moment….. 🤦🏻‍♀️🙄😂

04/03/2024

Sometimes you just hit the right spot!! 😂
Hannah Biggs Dressage

04/03/2024

I think it’s safe to say that this lovely bunch of dressage divas enjoyed their treatments today! ❤️