Rosewood Veterinary Physiotherapy

21/01/2023

Great visual here of the horses cervical spine. It is a complex area with many sensitive neuromuscular components. Limitations within these joints and surrounding soft tissues impact on the horses ability to perform as well as causing pain, discomfort and lameness. Is your horse struggling to laterally flex one way compared to the other? Or have you seen a generalised decline in performance? Maybe your horse is struggling to relax and take the contact forwards?

Cervical vertebrae/facet joint mobilisations and surrounding soft tissue release are common methods used within my treatments.

I have limited availability left for January and the diary is filling up for February.
PM to book

Hier sieht man die Fazettengelenke einer Halswirbelsäule des
Man kann darunter die Nerven sehen welche aus dem Rückenmark austreten
Wenn nun diese verändert sind bildet sich Knochen an den Gekenksrändern zu was zusammen mit der Gelenkskapsel zur Kompression dieser Nerven führen kann.
Dies wiederum verursacht neurologische Defizite als auch schmerzen weshalb die Pferde häufig lahm sind.

24/12/2022

I would like to thank all who have supported me throughout 2022.
My diary is open for 2023 to provide physiotherapy assessment and bespoke treatment to both horses and dogs.
I am offering a special introductory rate for all new client bookings in January, so if you feel your horse or dog would benefit from physiotherapy or have any issues that you would like to discuss further, please either:

•💬 Message via Facebook
•📞 07769506541
•📧 georgia@rosewoodvetphysio.co.uk

I will send over a referal form to gain initial information prior to our session.
Vet consent is required prior to treatment.
Fully qualified and insured Chartered ACPAT Physiotherapist covering Yorkshire/North Lincs area.

Also offering bespoke rehabilitation livery - (1 stable becoming available from January) Based at Rosewood Stables, Pollington.

Finally I want to wish everyone Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, looking forward to seeing you all in 2023🎄🎉

27/10/2022

A huge thank you to these ladies!🙌🏼

Hopefully a huge (and much needed!) step for our profession in avoiding confusion amongst vets and animal owners alike who will have confidence in knowing they are referring to and having their beloved animals treated by a fully qualified, regulated professional!

ACPAT with the support of the (Chartered Society of Physiotherapy) CSP is advocating for:

- The basic level for those using the term Veterinary Physiotherapy/Physiotherapist be level 6.

- The term Allied Health Professional to be used instead of paraprofessional.

- For ACPAT members to retain their scope of practice, clinical governance and standards.

- Autonomy within our scope of practice and clinic work mirroring the process we have within the human sector.

- The RCVS/ the veterinary industry to recognize that Physiotherapy is a profession developed over 100 years and is not a subject/group of techniques that can be taught in a few hours of CPD.