Katie Noble Veterinary Physiotherapy

31/05/2022

From 1st July 2022 I will be working full time for Annabelle Galt Veterinary Physiotherapy (AGVP). Some of you will know that I’ve worked part time with the fabulous AGVP team for nearly 3 years alongside my own personal work. As a result of this exciting opportunity, I will no longer be providing services under Katie Noble Veterinary Physiotherapy. I will of course be able to continue treating your horses/dogs but this will be under the AGVP umbrella.

This move does mean some changes in terms of appointment pricings. Details have been sent in an email but please drop me a message if you haven’t received it or would like more information.

I do hope that my clients will join me on this new venture, I truly value the support I’ve had over the past few years and this is an exciting opportunity for my personal career progression.

Katie x

01/04/2022

Brilliant post outlining what owners should look for when choosing a Vet Physio! It’s so important to put your trust in and take advice from the right people 🐾

26/03/2022

Puppy Exercise??

The where, when, how, how much, and what of puppy exercise can be quite a challenging topic for us to navigate and discuss with owners!

This poster was created by Dr Chris Zink and the team at Avidog-Zink, and is a phenomenal resource for you in your practice.

https://www.avidog.com/wp-content/pdf/puppy_exercise_guidelines_poster.pdf?fbclid=IwAR3DfmTVvDX708EyNNi2NwbsJJO1nppYwXjxW9M0PUIuop08ZAhsJlqWn-M

09/03/2022

Interesting case 🤔🤔🤔

15/01/2022

Hello Lovely Friends and Clients!! Mum and I and a wonderful group of friends have signed up to walk a marathon in aid of breast cancer charities!! If you can spare even a little bit, it would go a long way to motivate me to get off my bum and get training!! I keep telling myself it’s just putting one foot in front of another but I fear there’s a little more to it 😂

I've created this page because I want to make a difference. I'm inspired by the work of Walk the Walk and wanted to support them by raising money as part of my participation in the MoonWalk London 202

11/11/2021

The same types of therapies that humans use – physiotherapy, osteopathy, acupuncture and chiropractic – are also available for dogs. Careful choice needs to be make about what is suitable, who is suitable to give it.
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11/11/2021

I am off on my Holibobs!!
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From today I am away for two weeks, I will be intermittently checking emails but for appointment bookings for late December and into the new year, I will be sorting everything out on my return!
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Take care all 🐾🐴

29/07/2021

Are you unsure if the animal in your care needs to see an animal physiotherapist, chiropractor or osteopath?

One of the reasons they might need to is for maintenance care.

Find out more at www.rampregister.org

24/07/2021

Some very touching words from a lovely client who sadly had to say goodbye to the gorgeous Macy.
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It was a complete privilege to have been able to get to know her cheeky character and so wonderful to see her boundless enthusiasm return over the course of her physiotherapy treatments. It was an honour to have played even a small part in restoring her comfort and mobility. She will be very much missed 🐾

23/07/2021

Client success story!
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Remember Decco? Well, this time last year he was on box rest, recovering from a fractured pastern.... Fast forward to now and he’s back eventing and jumping and smashing it! Emily and Decco came 8th at their most recent event and I’m so please for them 💪🏼
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Be under no illusion, A LOT of time, patience, regular physio and diligent rehab has got him to where he is now. I am so excited to continue working with him and his wonderful owners, there’s so much more to come from this superstar 🤩

21/07/2021

Pelvic Asymmetry 🤔
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Have you ever been told your horses pelvis is ‘out’? It’s an interesting phrase because to me, it suggests something more like a joint dislocation which would be a serious issue and not something easily resolved. I commonly see horses with pelvic asymmetries ranging from subtle to severe. As well as being caused by a traumatic incident, this can present as pelvic rotations or muscular weakness/ tightness and providing there’s not underlying cause for concern, can be helped.
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Pelvic asymmetries may cause saddle or rug slip or possible difficulty striking off on a certain canter lead. It is something that I haven’t found a quick fix for, but with regular physio and correct work/rehab, massive improvements can be made!