14/04/2023
Central Otago Followers! So excited to see Bianca Coutts coming into this area of work! I trained with this lovely lady in Auckland to be a human osteopath and it’s awesome to see her branching into the animal realm as well. Here is another option for an osteopathic approach to animal health care, follow her page for her details
Bianca Coutts
Osteopath B.App. Sci., M.Ost., Int'l. AO.
"I have always been interested in how pain and dysfunction presents in animals. Through my equestrian career I saw a lot of problems in horses that manifested as behavioural issues and wasn’t always identified as pain. Even before my osteopathic training I have tried to be aware of behaviours or change in animals that could suggest pain. They have their own ways of trying to tell us and I do think people are becoming more attuned to this, which is great. Injuries happen, they just have a different way of communicating this to us. Which is where I can come in.
My training consisted of five years of fulltime study at Unitec in Auckland, coming out of this with a Bachelor of Applied Science and a Master of Osteopathy.
I have completed the canine portion of my postgraduate Diploma in Animal Osteopathy through Stuart McGregor and the London College of Osteopathy and am currently completing the equine portion.
On a personal note, I competed in show jumping at a national level, with particular involvement in the young horse age group series. My real passion has always been in producing young horses. I enjoy working with young horses to give them a positive start and move them up through the age group ranks. I also enjoy working with ‘problem’ horses – trying to get to the root cause of their issues. I am also the proud owner of a dog named Suki".
Learn more about animal osteopathy at www.queenstownanimalosteopathy.com