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All horses are athletes, from racehorses or eventers to pony club ponies or the family hack. No matter what level of use of a horse, they all may benefit from regular physiotherapy treatments.

You may have noticed a change in your horse’s behaviour or performance. They may have become unwilling to work in a correct outline, jump or perform lateral movements; this may be an indication of the start of a treatable condition. Common conditions that may benefit from physiotherapy include:

  • Tendon / ligament injuries including : Check ligament sprains, Collateral ligament damage, Proximal suspensory desmitis.
  • Back Problems
  • Bone Spavin
  • Splints
  • Infected Wounds
  • Fractures
  • Muscle asymmetry.

Equine Treatments are undertaken at your yard. You are provided with a record of treatment and a copy is forwarded to your Veterinary Surgeon.

Catherine Marshall qualified as a veterinary nurse from Myerscough College in 1997 and worked as head nurse in a private veterinary practice until 1999, she went on to join a busy PDSA Petaid hospital, during which time she obtained her advanced surgical nursing diploma. After completing her canine and equine physiotherapy training course she now holds a certificate in veterinary physiotherapy accredited by the European School of Veterinary Postgraduate Studies (ESVPS) and is a fully qualified member of the Institute for Registered Veterinary and Animal Physiotherapists (IRVAP).

Services:

Equine Vets, Physio, Therapists

Locations:

Durham, East Yorkshire, North Yorkshire, Northumberland, South Yorkshire, Tyne & Wear, West Yorkshire

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