Animal Osteopathy
Animal osteopathy
When should you book an appointment?
The best time to book an appointment is as soon as you notice signs of pain, discomfort, or changes in your pet’s behaviour. I treat animals with a range of medical conditions, including injury recovery, chronic pain management, and age-related issues. I also provide proactive care aimed at preventing injury and maintaining your animal’s overall balance, ensuring all body systems function optimally. Proactive treatments are especially beneficial for addressing subtle imbalances before they develop into more serious problems.
Horses
Osteopathy helps your horse move with freedom, balance and ease. Using precise techniques, it releases areas of tension and restores natural mobility, supporting performance, comfort and overall wellbeing. Whether your horse competes or enjoys relaxed rides, osteopathic care can bring lasting improvement to how they feel and move.
Dogs & Cats
Osteopathy supports dogs and cats in moving comfortably and naturally throughout all stages of life. Gentle, hands-on treatment helps release tension, improve joint mobility and restore balance through the whole body. It is especially beneficial for pets recovering from injury, living with arthritis or showing subtle signs of stiffness or reduced activity. Osteopathic care complements veterinary treatment, helping your pet feel more at ease and engaged in daily life.
Farm animals
Osteopathy supports the health and mobility of farm animals by addressing tension, restriction and postural imbalance that can affect movement or productivity. Osteopathic treatment helps restore comfort, coordination and musculoskeletal balance, whether for working animals, breeding stock or those recovering from injury.
Exotic Pets
Have you ever considered an osteopathic consultation for your rabbit, bird or reptile? Subtle changes in posture, movement or behaviour can often signal discomfort or restriction. Whether your pet is experiencing acute issues, chronic conditions, or simply in need of preventive care, osteopathy can be a valuable tool in promoting their overall health and vitality.
Wildlife
Osteopathy can play a valuable role in the recovery and rehabilitation of wildlife, helping animals regain natural movement and balance after injury or stress. Gentle, non-invasive techniques support mobility, circulation and tissue healing, reducing compensatory strain as the body adapts. Working alongside veterinary and rehabilitation teams, osteopathic care helps wild animals return to strength and freedom of movement.