Equi-9 Veterinary Physiotherapy

07/11/2025

I'm giving a short talk on building a strong hind end in your horse at our equestrian coffee morning.
If you're free and would like to come along for a horsey chat (with cake!) please book a ticket or send me a message 😊

A horse hub where the local community shares information, strategies and expertise to support each other.

26/09/2025

Did you know??

Neck tension can affect a horse's movement, stride, and overall performance, and is often linked to back issues.

This before and after is from one treatment - what a difference! Imagine the positive impact on the horse when this result is maintained 😍

22/09/2025

Hello to the Equestrian Community,

We are a group of like minded individuals seeking to share information and expertise.

This is a friendly but professional hub for all equestrians whether you are competing at a high level or hacking around the roads.

Horses can be a solitary job, so adding a long cold winter, mud and rocketing prices it's good to have some support just around the corner.

We would love an RSVP so we can prep sandwiches.

Tickets can be found at :
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/stable-minds-for-the-equestrian-community-tickets-1729992968539?aff=oddtdtcreator

If you have any questions feel free to message Kerry 07860 350 300 or Amie 07502 238 560.

19/09/2025

Celebrating 1 year since I graduated with a First Class Honours in BSc (Hons) Veterinary Physiotherapy 🥳

15/09/2025

A little bit about me ✨

I'm Amie, the founder of Equi-9 Veterinary Physiotherapy!

My life has always revolved around animals - especially horses and dogs 🐕🐎
I've owned and ridden horses from a young age. During this time I've competed across several disciplines (favouring eventing purely for my love of cross country), and I was a member of the Pony Club for 12 years.

Although I don't have a horse of my own anymore, I do hope to go back to it in the future. But for now I'm enjoying building my business, and being a mum to my little boy 🥰

I've also grown up with dogs - mainly labradors and collies - and now have two dogs of my own 🐕

I feel so lucky to be able to call this my job, I just love to help animals. Seeing them become pain free and improve is so rewarding. Being a vet physio really is my happy place ✨