Equine Physiotherapy with RVP

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Under the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966, we require veterinary consent before treating any horse with an injury or underlying condition. For routine maintenance (performance checks for sound horses), we don't always need a formal referral, but we always keep your vet in the loop as part of our professional standards.

Yes! Most major equine insurance providers cover physiotherapy when performed by a qualified professional (like us) and recommended by a vet. You usually pay us directly and then claim the "investment" back from your insurer using the receipt we provide. We don't charge for processing claims.

We come to you. Treating your horse at their home yard ensures they are relaxed and moving naturally in their own environment.

We recommend your horse has at least 24–48 hours of rest or light movement (like turnout) after a session to allow their body to process the treatment. It’s best not to ride right before the session so their muscles aren't fatigued or masked by exercise-induced endorphins.

Yes, absolutely. We believe that the work you do between our visits is where the real transformation happens.

To make this as easy as possible, we use Equicantis, a leading clinical management platform. Following our session, you will receive a digital link where you can access:

• A Detailed Report: A summary of our findings, including muscle tension areas and movement assessments.
• Step-by-Step Exercise Plans: No more trying to remember exactly where to place your hands!
• High-Quality Videos & Diagrams: Clear visual demonstrations of each remedial exercise to ensure you are performing them safely and effectively.