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Services and pricing

Abbie offers veterinary physiotherapy for horses and dogs across Sussex, on veterinary referral. Whether your animal needs ongoing maintenance, preparation for surgery, or structured rehabilitation, every visit is tailored to them.

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Canine

Mobile physiotherapy for dogs to relieve pain, enhance joint mobility, and assist post-surgery recovery in the comfort of your home.

Initial Assessment & Treatment: £50
Follow-up Session: £40

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Equine

Professional on-site equine physiotherapy to boost performance, improve stride length, and support rehabilitation at your yard or stable.

Initial Assessment & Treatment: £60  

Follow-up Session: £50

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All Animals

Gentle, care tailored for each species, supporting mobility, comfort, and recovery.

Contact Abbie directly to discuss bespoke pricing.

Visit overview

1. Assesment

1.1 Case or Patient History - gaining an understanding of your animal.

1.2 Static - confirmation and posture. 

1.3 Dynamic - assessing how your animal moves.

1.4 Range of Motion (ROM) - manually assessing individual joints.

1.5 Palpation - feeling for the texture, tone, temperature, and tenderness in your animal.

1.6 Neurologic - where deemed necessary

2. Treatment

Each treatment is tailored specifically to your animal and will include a case specific variety of the examples below

2.1 Manual - massage, stretching and myofascial release.

2.2. Remedial Exercises - such as joint mobilisation, weight shifting, pole work etc.

2.3 Electrotherapies - Pulsed electromagnetic field therapy (PEMF), cryotherapy (cold), thermotherapy (hot), transcutaneous electrical neuromuscular stimulation (TENS), neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES).

3. Post sesson

3.1 Exercise Prescription - A list and demonstration of exercises to continue between each session.

3.2 Session and assessment summary - a clear, concise written report sent to you following the session. 

3.3 Rehabilitation plans - for rehabilitation cases 

3.4 Veterinary Communication - where necessary

Have a question, or ready to book?

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