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The Balanced Pet, Veterinary Physiotherapy An holistic approach and treatment option regarding your pet. Equine, Canine and Feline.
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Conventional drugs can be a wonderful help and are often indicated at some stage for pain relief. But did you know there...
12/07/2024

Conventional drugs can be a wonderful help and are often indicated at some stage for pain relief. But did you know there are alternatives you can try before this route?

Have a browse at our online store for a few options.

Our favourites include Walkease, ActiPatch and Zeel! And of course, physio.

Is your dog recovering from an injury or in chronic pain? Are you wanting to decrease their chronic pain medication? Our...
06/05/2024

Is your dog recovering from an injury or in chronic pain? Are you wanting to decrease their chronic pain medication?

Our Actipatch loops can help with that! Pop over to our website and order one today 🤩

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Veterinary Therapy

Courteney is a Veterinary Therapist, who completed four years of full-time studies at Equine-Librium College. Specialising in not only your small animals, she is also available to see to your equine athletes.

From Kyalami to Fourways and Randburg, all the way to Broederstroom and Hartebeespoort, Courteney is available for home visits, or alternatively, works from Bromhof Vet on Mondays and Sloppy Kisses Daycare on Fridays.

Each patient is treated as an individual, so it is not a “one size fits all” treatment, but rather tailored to the patients’ exact needs. Best results are achieved when the team of Veterinary professionals, farriers, owners or riders all work together. Communication is key to the recovery of the animal, along with dedication and lots of TLC.

Modalities used include massage, fascia release, electrotherapy, mobilisations and electro-magnetic therapy.