Offering canine and equine physiotherapy throughout Notts, Leics, Derbs and Lincs.
Appointments throughout April are already filling fast!
Make the most of a slow start to the event season by making sure your horses are in tiptop shape in case it does ever actually stop raining 🌧️
✅ Qualified to degree level
✅ Insured
✅ Registered with RAMP
✅ Offering manual therapy, myofascial and trigger point release, PEMF therapy, thermotherapy, home exercise plans etc etc
✅ Covering Notts, Lincs, Leics, Derbs
Get in touch today to find out more
📞 078796638
Excited to now be able to offer PMFT and phototherapy as part of my physiotherapy appointments!
What is PMFT?
PMFT, or Pulsed Electromegnetic Field Therapy is an electrotherapy that utilises electromagnetic currents to alter cell activity. It has been shown to influence cell growth, helping to speed up healing of tissues. It is also beneficial for providing pain relief and reducing inflammation. It is non-invasive and has very few contraindications, meaning most of the clients will be able to benefit!
What is PMFT used for?
PMFT is a complementary therapy that can be used in the treatment of
🧲 Acute and chronic pain (such as muscle pain and trigger points)
🧲 Osteoarthritis
🧲 Neurological conditions
🧲 Wounds and fractures
🧲 Swelling and inflammation
Phototherapy is an electrotherapy that uses targeted light waves. This helps wound healing and the reduction of scar tissue formation, and has also shown benefits in aiding the healing of deeper tendon injuries. Blue phototherapy has an antibacterial effect, and is useful for treating infection.
Want to see the benefits for yourself?
Book now at
07879663836
Having gained a few (hundred) followers over the last couple of weeks, and thought I’d take the time to introduce myself to anyone new around here
My name is Georgie and I am a Veterinary Physiotherapist from Nottingham. I graduated from Harper Adams University last year with my BSc (Hons) Veterinary Physiotherapy degree, and I am fully insured and registered with RAMP. I treat dogs and horses in and around Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, Derbyshire and Lincolnshire.
I am passionate about the use of targeted exercises to prevent problems from occurring. As part of my final year I conducted a study into the biomechanical effects of two different methods of increasing hindlimb range of motion. I love using therapeutic exercise as part of my treatment plans, not just as part of rehabilitation.
I have 2 horses, Susan and Schweppes, and also run another business doing equine photography. I also have a little dog, Margot, who accompanies me to most of my clients.
To find out about how I may be able to help your horse or dog, get in touch on here or
☎️07879663836
First photo is courtesy of Lauryn Samra Photography
Not wishing the final week of February away but I am looking forward to a busy March!
The diary is filling fast so be sure to get in touch if you are looking for an appointment!
Physiotherapy can
🦄 Reduce pain and discomfort
🦄 Improve performance
🦄 Manage or reduce injury
🦄 Maintain and build fitness
I am qualified to degree level, insured and registered with RAMP. Covering Notts/ Leics/ Derbs/ Lincs
Prices from £40 with yard discounts also available, why not organise with your friends to save some 💷?
Get in touch on here or
07879 663836
Thinking about the final season preparations? Now is the time to get your pre-season veterinary physiotherapy appointment booked to make sure you are putting your best foot forward. Some dates are already filled so act now if you are wanting an appointment!
I look forward to working with you.
07879663836
I don’t know who needs to hear this but-
Your horse’s rehab journey won’t be linear, and that is totally normal.
So this week they’ve struggled with an exercises they have been knocking out of the park for the last 2 weeks. No worries, take it down a level and try again next week. Maybe you keep finding yourself stuck at the same point over and over. That’s fine we can regroup and change the approach.
It’s okay to feel disheartened (and dare I say bored!) in the depths of rehab, but it will be worth it and you will have a healthier, happier horse at the end of it.
I am with you every single step of the way, and will celebrate the tiniest of wins alongside you.
Who doesn’t love a bargain?
Small businesses like mine run on word of mouth and good reviews. To show how much I appreciate you spreading the word, if a friend mentions your name when they enquire to book you’ll BOTH receive £5 off your next treatment.
To find out about how I may be able to help, message the page or
📞 07879663836
Warming up is an essential part of exercise to ensure your horse is able to perform at their best and help minimise injury risk. Horses need 8-10 minutes of walking prior to starting any higher intensity exercise, even when completing non-ridden work! This is especially important when it is cold or your horse has been stabled.
Cold soft tissues are more prone to injury. A cold tendon or muscle is less elastic, and so more likely to suffer damage through higher intensity activities, such as collection work or canter work. Furthermore, warm muscles are able to contract with more strength than a cold muscle.
Joints also benefit from gentle warming up, by evenly distributing synovial fluid. Synovial fluid is responsible for lubricating the joint, allowing an increased range of motion and reducing friction and joint injury.
Finally, walking increases blood circulation, and so increases the amount of oxygen circulating the body. Exercise induces the release of red blood cells from the spleen, further increasing oxygen circulation and improving performance.
Half way through January! 🎉
It’s certainly been busy so far for me.
I have only a handful of slots left this month for new or returning clients. Some weekend availability and weekdays.
Whether you’re rehabbing, getting geared up to ash your 2024 goals or just after a once over for your horse, get in touch to find out how I can help.
Prices from £40
📞 07879663836
I have availability to take on new clients from January. Weekdays, weekends and evening appointments available to suit you.
Make the most of my new year offer and book your initial appointment or follow up in January to save 💰
Prices from £40 with multi-horse and block booking discounts available
Did you know I'm a member of the RAMP register? What does this mean?
The Register of Animal Musculoskeletal Practitioners (RAMP) is a regulatory body ensuring all its members demonstrate a gold standard level of care. This means that I am
- Fully qualified to degree level (BSc Veterinary Physiotherapy)
- Fully insured
- Committed to continually furthering my knowledge through CPD
- Committed to delivering a standard of care equivalent to human practitioners.
Get in touch today to discuss how I may be able to help your horse or dog, I have availability to take on new clients from next week.
☎️ 07879663836
Physiotherapy is not just for the injured horse! Every horse, young or old, at every stage in their training, whether unridden or at the peak of their career, can benefit from regular physiotherapy.
Ensuring the tissues are functioning correctly is vital to maintaining and improving performance. Regular treatments also ensure little niggles can be picked up on, reducing the chances that they turn into big niggles. This helps to reduce the risk of injury and poor performance down the line.
Additionally, I am able to aid in your horse's rehabilitation, working closely with other paraprofessionals, to help recovery from a vast variety of conditions. Regular treatments help to ensure your horse stays on the straight and narrow, and that their rehabilitation goes as smoothly as possible. Physiotherapy can also help in the management of chronic conditions, such as osteoarthritis.
To discuss how I may be able to help, feel free to get in touch for a no obligation chat on here or
📞 07879663836
Just like us, horses are able to communicate many emotions through their faces. It is one of the things that i constantly monitor when assessing and treating, watching for pain signals and signs of release.
Facial expressions that may indicate pain include
✅ ears angled down and outwards
✅ shape of the eye becoming more angled, giving it an almost triangular appearance
✅ nostrils become more square
✅ jaw muscles become more visible
✅ increased tension around the lips
To find out more about how I may be able to help your horse, get in touch on
📞 07879663836
There’s a very good reason pole work crops up so regularly in remedial exercise plans. Here’s Susie demonstrating some of the many benefits
✅ Develop proprioception, which means hoof-eye coordination.
✅ Core activation - a very important factor in maintaining balance and correct movement
✅ Encourage lifting of the back - the development of that all important topline!
✅ Encourage hindlimb engagement, developing strength and muscle building
✅ Increase joint range of motion by increasing flexion - allows muscle building and the maintenance of joint motion
The list goes on and on, and with infinite numbers of layouts, there really is a pole work solution to any problem.
All physiotherapy with me sessions include a discussion of exercises that will benefit your individual horse, plus a follow up email outlining finer details is necessary. Whether you are rehabbing, or wanting to improve your horses way of going, don’t hesitate to get in touch to find out how I may be able to help.
📞07879663836
Luna enjoyed her treatment today 🌟
Her first time having physio so we took it steady, but following some massage and stretches she showed some lovely releases.
I’ve had a great week treating some new faces, I do still have some availability to take on new clients in the upcoming weeks. Please get in touch to find out how I may be able to help on here or at
📞 07879663836
📩 [email protected]
I still have a few spaces left to claim my introductory offer for new clients! Appointments to suit your needs
✅ Midweek
✅ Evenings
✅ Weekend slots
Discounts for block bookings or yard visits 👀
Please don’t hesitate to get in touch to discuss how I may be able to help your horse or dog
Hi, I’m Georgie 👋
I have recently qualified from Harper Adams University with a BSc (hons) in Veterinary Physiotherapy. This was a 4 year course that combined theory with plenty of hands on, clinical work.
I have 2 horses, Susie and Schweppes, and a spaniel puppy, Margot, who keep me very busy. If I’m not doing the various jobs that come with them then you’ll find me running my other business .
I have availability to take on new clients from next week, in and around Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Lincolnshire. I am very much looking forward to meeting you and your lovely horses and dogs.
To find out more about how I can help, please get in touch on
07879663836
Or message this page or my instagram
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