Equine Physiotherapy

Support your horse to move well, stay strong and perform at their best.

Whether you are managing an ongoing issue or looking to maintain performance, changes in how your horse moves or feels are rarely random.

If your horse keeps coming up sore, stiff or underperforming, there is usually a reason for it. Without addressing it properly, you end up managing symptoms instead of fixing the problem.

These issues tend to develop over time through changes in how your horse is loading, compensating or working.

Most approaches fall short because they focus on where the issue shows up, not what is actually causing it.

In some cases, how the rider moves and loads can also influence how the horse is working. Looking at both can give a clearer picture and improve long-term results.

Equine physiotherapist treating a horse with neck pain to improve their performance.

To fix it properly, you need clear answers on what is actually causing the issue, not just where it shows up.

From there, everything becomes targeted and purposeful, with hands-on treatment and a structured plan to improve movement, build strength and reduce the risk of it returning.

Each session is structured around:

  • A thorough assessment of how your horse moves and loads

  • Hands-on treatment to address restriction, pain or compensation

  • A clear plan to guide what happens between sessions

Addressing the underlying cause is what leads to more consistent, long-term results when done properly.

  • A horse that feels more comfortable, willing and consistent

  • Improved performance without constantly managing issues

  • Confidence in how your horse is moving and progressing

  • Ongoing comfort and performance maintenance

  • Fewer setbacks and clearer progress over time

  • A structured plan so you know what to do moving forward

This means

What to expect in your first session

Your first session is focused on understanding the full picture, not just the obvious issue.

  • Discussion of your horse’s history, workload and current concerns

  • Assessment of movement, posture and way of going

  • Hands-on assessment to identify areas of restriction, pain or compensation

  • Targeted treatment based on findings

  • A clear plan so you know exactly what to do moving forward

You will leave with a clear understanding of what is contributing to the issue and what to do next.

If something feels off, it is worth having it assessed early. Waiting usually leads to it becoming an ongoing issue.

Equine physio treating a horse for back soreness.

Pricing

Initial Consult $160 (~ 60 mins)

Subsequent Consult $135 (~ 40 mins)

Targeted sessions with a clear plan, not just short-term treatment.

Ready to get clear answers and a plan that works?

Appointments are scheduled via a short form to ensure the best fit for your horse.