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Fields Vet Physio

Mobile Veterinary Physiotherapy service covering North London and Hertfordshire

02/01/2025

Happy new year 🎉

Starting off the year with my 2025 ins and outs for a happier lifestyle for your pet 🐶🐎

31/10/2024

Collaborative care for your pet🐶🐈

I work closely with other trusted professionals to provide a holistic approach to keep your pet feeling their best. Always choose appropriately qualified, insured experts ✔️

12/10/2024

Fantastic day at the Institute of Registered Veterinary & Animal Physiotherapists conference yesterday, keeping up to date with lots of new research and catching up with colleagues 🌟

08/10/2024

Unlock a world of benefits to your pet with physiotherapy 🌟

Our tailored treatments can help management of chronic conditions, recovery post surgery, improve mobility, improve sporting performance and much more!

Have a question about how physiotherapy can support your pet? Drop me a message 💚

29/09/2024

Gorgeous Tiff enjoying some laser treatment to help with arthritis management!

Laser works to increase energy production of cells to reduce pain, reduce inflammation and promote better joint health

To learn more about laser treatment drop me a message 💚

26/08/2024

Fields Veterinary Physiotherapy, based in Enfield, provides a mobile vet physio service covering North & East London and some areas of Hertfordshire.

Treatment takes place at your yard or in the comfort of you dog / cats home🐶🐱🐎

Any questions please do not hesitate to get in touch!

📞 07762964283
📩 [email protected]

19/03/2024

Nacho was very suspicious when we first introduced pole work as part of his home exercise programme and much preferred massage and laser treatment! Since then he has made brilliant progress following patella surgery and has been signed off from physio! Well done nacho ☺️

18/02/2024

Sacroiliac joint
The sacroiliac (si) joints are the joints either side of the sacrum, where it articulates the pelvis. These joints rely on the sacroiliac ligaments and surrounding musculature for support.

Function:
The si acts as a force transfer from each hindlimb during the weight bearing phase of each stride.

Injury to the si:
- Primary: due to direct trauma e.g. fracrure
- Secondary: often due to hindlimb lameness, weakness or other pathologies

Common signs of sacroiliac joint dysfunction:
- lack of impulsion
- reduced performance
- difficulty with the farrier
- bunny hopping movement
- reduced hindlimb stride length
- loss of muscle

Any questions about the sacroiliac let me know! If you're concerned your horse may be uncomfortable in their sacroiliac get in touch or speak with your vet!

23/01/2024

An initial assessment - what to expect! Initial assessments will always follow a similar layout for all animals 🐴🐶🐱 and will follow these steps:

💬Discussion: We will start with a chat about your animal to discuss their history, day to day lifestyle and treatment goals

🐕Static assessment: I will assess your animal whilst they are standing to assess conformation, whether they are equally weight bearing and if there are any areas that are weaker or overdeveloped

🐎Dynamic assessment: I will always ask to see your horse/dog move to identify areas of weakness and asymmetry and use this information to build part of my treatment plan

💪Palpation: I will then have a feel of your animal to identify areas of restriction, tightness, lower/higher muscle tone and asymmetry. I will also assess joint movement to see if any joints are a bit stiffer or restricted

💆‍♀️Treatment: Using information gathered in the assessment, I will carry out physiotherapy treatment with the overall aim to improve comfort and mobility to prevent injury!

🏋️‍♀️Home exercises: I will give you some exercises / show some massage techniques to do at home to help your animal achieve their physiotherapy goals!

📞Follow up advice: I will provide advice on home environment factors and if there is anything that can be done to improve your animals day-to-day life!

📃Report: A report sent to you and your vet of physiotherapy findings and treatment!

Any questions about initial assessments please do not hesitate to contact me by sending a message on here, email - [email protected] or by phone 😊

18/01/2024

Your dog's stifle (knee) joint!

The stifle joint connects the femur (thigh bone) to the tibia and fibula (shin bones) and patella (kneecap).

I regularly see a lot of conditions affecting the stifle including:
- Arthritis
- Patella luxation
- Ligament damage/ rupture
- Tendon injury
- Damage to the meniscus

27/02/2023

Hip dysplasia 🐶🐾

Hip dysplasia is a skeletal condition that occurs during growth in dogs, resulting in laxity of the hip joint.

This causes dysfunction, pain and abnormal joint wear which can cause arthritis, affect mobility and cause muscular changes.

How can physiotherapy help?

✅ Reduce pain & inflammation
✅ Improve muscular strength
✅ Improve movement
✅ Help with compensatory issues
✅ Prevent further injury
✅ Rehabilitation post surgery (and pre surgery!)
✅ Advice regarding environment to make your dog feel more comfortable

Any questions or for more information:
📞 07762964283
📩 [email protected]
Or get in touch via message

14/02/2023

May feeling super relaxed and enjoying some soft tissue work to her neck and shoulders whilst the TENS works its magic to help reduce tension in her back!

If you feel like your animal would benefit from physiotherapy or have any questions do not hesitate to get in touch!

📞 07762964283
📩 [email protected]

Address

Enfield

Opening Hours

1pm - 7pm

Telephone

+447762964283

Website

http://www.fieldsveterinaryphysiotherapy.co.uk/

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Videos

Watch me release some upper next tension🐴 Lots of lovely releases from this boys first physiotherapy session!

Dog walks are the perfect opportunity to fit in some of your dogs home exercises! Here's how I do a few simple exercises with Flynn 🧡 As always, speak to your vet physio about what exercises are best suited to your dog & any questions drop me a message!

Breeze enjoying some maintenance physio before the season ahead💪 Regular physio is essential to iron out any minor issues and improve your horses performance!

Before & after✨ This mare started her session with tension and spasms throughout the ribcage which can limit suppleness, lateral movement, transitions and core engagement! Post treatment she was feeling a lot more comfortable 😍

A snippet into this lovely boys physiotherapy session! He has regular physiotherapy to keep him feeling his best and prevent injury🤩 Any questions questions about how physiotherapy can help your horse/dog get in touch: 📞 07762964283 📩 [email protected]