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Services and Prices

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For all other animals, please get in touch for prices and length of session
Prices 
*All visits to clients within the map on the left will receive free call out. Any visits outside the circle will be charged an extra 20p per mile. If more than 5 animals are being seen in one location, call out will be free regardless of mileage* 
Service                                                 Equine       Canine 
1 hour 30 Appointment                            £45              -
1 hour Appointment                                   -              £30
Block of 5 (paid up front)                         £200           £125
Block of 10 (paid up front)                        £350           £200
Single Appointment per animal when more than 3 are being seen in one location 
£40            £25
Single Appointment per animal when more than 5 animals are being seen in the same location 
£35             £20
PLEASE NOTE: Each appointment will require me to ask consent from your vet. 
What Will Happen During Your Appointment 
Part One: Assessment 
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  • Previous and/ or current medical issues 
  • Body Condition Score (BCS)
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During the Static Assessment, the animal will be assessed as they are standing square. This involves noting any asymmetry, signs of ill fitting equipment, uneven weight distribution and conformation.  
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During the dynamic assessment, the gaits of the animal will be evaluated to look for any signs of weakness, asymmetry or lameness. It will include a walk up, trot up, backing up, circles and possibly lunging or riding depending on the situation.
Static Assessment 
Dynamic Assessment 
History and Signalment 
  • Age/ Breed/ Height
  • Current work level
  • Previous work level
Involves a discussion on
  • Management 
  • Nutrition
  • Overall health
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A Palpation assessment is where I feel through the animal's muscles, bony landmarks, joints and other soft tissues. Through palpation an idea of muscle health, size and tensity can be gathered. It is also an opportunity to look for a pain response, heat and inflammation.
Palpation Assessment 
Part Two: Treatment 
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In Session Treatment 
During your session, I will use mainly manual therapies (massage, stretching and fascia release) combined with some electronic therapies (LASER and TENS) in order to treat any soft tissue problems discovered during the assessment. 
This will take approximately 20 minutes to 1 hour depending on the case. 
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Home Management 
After treatment, you will be given a treatment plan and home management advice to help maximise the efficiency of treatment. The treatment plan will include exercises, stretches and massages that you can do with your animal. Management advice will also be available if necessary, including advice on bedding/ flooring, raised food or water, turnout (for horses) and tack/ equipment advice to further compliment your animals treatment 
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Both Assessments and Treatment Plans will be e-mailed to you within the week 
Please Note: If your animal is presenting as severely lame or unwell and the vet is unaware, I will be unable to perform any treatment., however, you will not be charged.
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