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Physiotherapy can be used to prevent injuries to animals, to improve performance and to enhance the natural healing process. Soft tissue injuries involving muscle and tendon, joint capsule or ligament can all benefit from physiotherapy, if used correctly and at the right time. Physiotherapy can also aid in the rehabilitation process following orthopaedic surgery. Both spinal and peripheral conditions respond well to appropriate treatment. |
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Often, to achieve best results, a combination of mobilisation,manipulation and electrotherapy are used in conjunction with advice on exercise programmes, with referrals to saddlers and farriers if appropriate.
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CONDITIONS. |
TREATMENTS. |
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Spinal Pain and Stiffness. Muscle Imbalance. Muscle Weakness. Nerve Injury. Tendon/Ligament Damage. Wounds-Non Healing and Acute. Orthopaedic Conditions. Compensatory Problems. Stiffness. |
Soft Tissue Mobilisations. Manipulation/ Exercise Therapy. Muscle Stimulation. Laser Therapy. Massage/ Stretches/ Electrotherapy. Pain Relief/Muscle Re-Education. Gait Re-Education.
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