LMH Veterinary Physiotherapy

LMH Veterinary Physiotherapy ▫️ MSc Veterinary Physiotherapist 🐴
▫️ Worcestershire, Herefordshire, south Shropshire 🇬🇧 BSc (Hons)- Bioveterinary Science
PgDip - Veterinary Physiotherapy
(1)

Fully Registered with the NAVP (National Association of Veterinary Physiotherapists).

Few bits from 2025. Excited for 2026! Thankyou to all my clients for the continued support.
09/01/2026

Few bits from 2025. Excited for 2026! Thankyou to all my clients for the continued support.

DOES MY HORSE NEED A PHYSIOTHERAPY SESSION? ▪️change in performance ▫️change in behaviour ▪️unhappy when getting tacked ...
05/11/2025

DOES MY HORSE NEED A PHYSIOTHERAPY SESSION?

▪️change in performance
▫️change in behaviour
▪️unhappy when getting tacked up
▫️not enjoying being groomed
▪️uneven shoe wear
▫️changes in gait, stiffness, disunited in canter
▪️reluctance to go forward
▫️not wanting to go on the bit

And so much more…..

📞Contact me to book your horse in for an assessment on 07730186016

24/09/2025

1 x Physio Session Kindly donated by LMH Veterinary PhysiotherapyAbout LMH Veterinary Physiotherapy:Ful...(read more)

Weekend in Newmarket catching up with uni friends and and treating her ponies 🦄
27/05/2025

Weekend in Newmarket catching up with uni friends and and treating her ponies 🦄

Ready for a new week!Last week I unfortunately wasn’t very useful with a bad back. But I am back and ready for a new wee...
07/04/2025

Ready for a new week!

Last week I unfortunately wasn’t very useful with a bad back. But I am back and ready for a new week. I believe I have re-scheduled all last weeks appointments but if your waiting on a response please remind me and message me again.

▫️ANATOMY/BIOMECHANICS ▫️SCAPULAThe scapula is an important part of the thoracic sling. How the thoracic sling functions...
28/01/2025

▫️ANATOMY/BIOMECHANICS ▫️

SCAPULA

The scapula is an important part of the thoracic sling. How the thoracic sling functions allows the horse to lift and shift their centre of mass backwards.

Dysfunctions or restrictions not only affect the forelimbs but cause imbalance through the entire body and can result in both fore and hindlimb range of motion (ROM) restrictions.

Scapula glide is essential through all phases of the stride. The scapula will glide side to side with slight up and down movement.

The scapula glide freedom, suppleness and strength of the shoulder musculature allow for greater limb ROM both in protraction and retraction.

Earlier in the week I treated a horse with reduced shoulder ROM and restricted scapula glide. Alongside trigger points through Latissimus dorsi.

Following myofascial release techniques and laser therapy he now has increased ROM. With a further physio session to further improve and increase his ROM.

Address

Bromyard

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when LMH Veterinary Physiotherapy posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to LMH Veterinary Physiotherapy:

Shortcuts

Share

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn
Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share via Email
Share on WhatsApp Share on Instagram Share on Telegram

Category