EC Veterinary Physiotherapy

27/01/2025

🐴‼ PLEASE NOTE‼🐴

As of 1st March 2025 there will be a slight price increase and change to conditions for equine services (see image).

This is my first price increase in 5 years (!!) but with the continuing rise in costs I am unable to put it off any longer. (Currently the price of canine services will remain the same.)

I have also made some changes to my cancellation policy and payment periods.

For riding schools/ yards that are looking to book 4+ horses please contact me for pricing.

Thank you for understanding.😊

02/06/2024

Hi all, I am currently fully booked until July 😅 If your horse is due their routine maintenance session please book well in advance!
I am trying my best to offer cancellations where I can but not always possible. 😊

19/05/2024

🏇 Researchers from the RVC are calling for owners and previous owners of former racehorses in the UK to participate in a new survey and share their experiences of rehoming racehorses to uncover the different factors that influence a successful outcome.

➡️ Read more: https://rvc.uk.com/life-after-racing
📝 Take the survey at: https://app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/rvc/racehorse-rehoming-survey

10/05/2024

Always a pleasure helping such lovely ponies 🥰💜

22/04/2024

22/04/2024

Why choose an NAVP Veterinary Physiotherapist?

Choose an NAVP member, safe in the knowledge that they are highly qualified (BSc (Hons) Vet Phys and above), are passionate about providing a professional service in accordance with our strict code of conduct and use techniques and modalities that they have been thoroughly trained and examined in.

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20/04/2024

WHAT IS STRESS AND HOW CAN YOU RECOGNISE IT IN HORSES?

Stress can be defined as the body's reaction to mental or physical pressure. Some stress is useful in a horse’s life to protect them from potential danger and allows a horse to learn and adapt to their environment. However, too much stress can cause a negative impact to their health and well-being.

The first step to reducing a horse's stress is to recognise the symptoms. However, the early signs of stress are often missed or ignored. Horses are all individuals and may show different signs of stress, they may also display more than one sign at a time. Horse owners and carers need to be able to recognise these signs to identify the cause and improve the horse’s situation.

The Horse Care & Welfare team at The British Horse Society have produced a really useful guide explaining what stress is, what causes it, how it can impact the horse, how to recognise signs of stress and what you can do to reduce it.

I have loved working on this project with the BHS and am so pleased this vital information is getting out to the wider equestrian audience. A massive well done and thank you to the BHS!

You can find the guide on the BHS website here: https://www.bhs.org.uk/horse-care-and-welfare/behaviour/equine-stress

18/03/2024

We go again for another year! 🐴🐶🤩

17/03/2024

I will be doing a demo on 2nd April 😁 some great demos planned for the day covering a range of topics!

Get booked in online now 🤩🐴

20/02/2024

Last weekend I attended the conference talking all things Growth and Development! Such a fabulous weekend with great speakers and enlightening discussions. We are always learning as owners, professionals and even the experts 😅 I find in the equine world many people like to think they ‘know it all’, when in reality even the experts are a long way off. It was so refreshing to have discussions around areas that are still very much unknown to us, but collaborating together ensures we are doing the best we can for our horses 🥰 I have lots to take away from the weekend to further help my clients which is exciting!

20/02/2024

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