Physiotherapy for Horses, Dogs, and Cats 

MSc Veterinary Physiotherapy | Chartered Physiotherapist | HCPC Registered | ACPAT Category A

 Bev helps horses, dogs, and cats recover from injury, manage long-term conditions and maintain their mobility, strength and performance.

Her approach combines clinical knowledge, practical experience and individualised care. She understands that every animal is different, and so is every rehabilitation journey.

By  combining clinical assessment, hands-on treatment and tailored rehabilitation she is able to help animals move more comfortably, recover function and get the most out of life.

With a background in human physiotherapy and postgraduate training in veterinary physiotherapy, she brings a broad clinical perspective to every case.

The animal is at the centre of every session, a fear-free, cooperative approach is used, treatment and management is tailored to each animal’s individual needs, temperament and comfort. Her priority is for every animal to feel safe, listened to and comfortable.

A holistic approach is used not only to find areas of tension but look at what is contributing to it and what your animal needs to move well and stay strong. The aim is not just to make an animal feel better today, but to support long-term comfort, strength and function.


Bev is qualified in both human and animal physiotherapy, she has worked in inpatient rehabilitation, A+E, and Rapid Assessment in the community in the NHS and worked with Rachel Greetham team GB physio in animal physiotherapy management. She has an extensive experience supporting owners manage a range of needs including;


  • Musculoskeletal conditions

  • Injury and post-operative rehabilitation

  • Arthritis and chronic conditions

  • Neurological rehabilitation

  • Changes in gait and movement

  • Strength and conditioning

  • Return to work or competition

  • Age-related mobility

  • Ongoing maintenance



Bev is passionate about completing Continued Professional Development. Regular CPD is undertaken across both human and animals as a whole including;


  • Pain Behaviour and Management 

  • Movement and Biomechanics

  • Rehabilitation Protocols

  • Neurological Conditions and Management

  • Exercise Prescription

  • Animal Behaviour

  • Accupressure

  • Myofascial Release Techniques.

  • Treatments and modalities


Does my animal need to see a vet first?

This depends on the circumstances and reason for treatment. New or unexplained problems may require veterinary assessment before physiotherapy. If you’re unsure, contact me before booking.

What happens at the first appointment?

I’ll take a detailed history, assess your animal and discuss my findings with you before agreeing on an appropriate treatment approach.

Do you treat nervous animals?

Yes. My fear-free, cooperative approach allows me to adapt sessions to each animal’s comfort and confidence.

Can I claim physiotherapy through insurance?

Some policies cover veterinary physiotherapy, but requirements vary. Please check with your insurer before treatment.

Where will you see my animal? 

Sessions take place in your own home or yard, travel is included in the price. For hydrotherapy you will need to attend the clinic at BB6 7DE


Pricing & Appointments

£70 per session
Appointments include assessment, appropriate treatment and rehabilitation advice, with home exercises where indicated. Mobile appointments are available for horses and dogs across my service area. Underwater treadmill rehabilitation is available at my treadmill location BB6 7DE

What areas do you cover? 

I travel within 1 hour of WN8. Most visited areas are Lancaster, Preston, Southport, Liverpool, Warrington, Wigan, Manchester, and Burnley.  


Get in touch to discuss your animals needs or arrange an appointment 07880 327662