Clinic Visit: £75
Home visit: £90
(Please allow up to 90 minutes for the initial consultation)
A full assessment will be carried out of your pet. This includes gait assessment, stance analysis, full musculoskeletal examination and environmental assessment. The first full treatment will be given depending on the findings of the assessment as well as a treatment and therapeutic exercise.
A report will be sent to the referring vet as well as email and WhatsApp contact from myself to support you in between appointments.
(Up to 60 minutes)
For patients that have had their initial assessment. They include treatment, exercise prescription and advice following discussion and findings in that session. All treatments are included within the cost of your appointment apart from Stance analysis.
(up to 30 minutes)
This is great for any owner that wants to check for any potential issue or for canine athletes. The Stance Analyser is a great tool that quickly and objectively diagnoses lameness in dogs of any shape and size.
Please note: A 50% fee is charged if your appointment is canceled with less than 24 hours’ notice.
Not sure what is most suitable for your pet? Please get in touch to discuss.
As the pet stands anywhere within each quadrant, the Stance Analyser assesses the weight distribution of each leg, helping to pinpoint the source of any problem.
The Stance Analyser can detect unequal weight distribution and aid in the diagnosis of When a change is detected we use this data to support our recommendations for referral back to your vet,additional diagnostics or to consider other treatment options.
The majority of insurance companies will cover the costs of veterinary physiotherapy treatment. I advise contacting your insurance provider to discuss this or reading your policy agreement to see what your insurance policy covers.
If you would like to claim the costs of treatment back, please provide me with your insurance form to complete. Please note, I am unable to do direct claims.
Under the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966, all veterinary physiotherapists must obtain your veterinary surgeon’s consent prior to treatment. I will obtain this consent for you, however, if you prefer to do this yourself you can download the form below.
I am qualified and happy to work with all animal species and believe all species can benefit from physiotherapy. If you have a pet who is not a cat or dog, please do get in touch to discuss options as well as prices.
Throughout my nursing and physiotherapy career, I have had the pleasure of working with a wide variety of species in a Veterinary environment – both in the UK and abroad. I regularly use my skills to volunteer at various rescue and rehabilitation centres, please get in touch if you would like free help or advice for your centre.
