Miles Veterinary Physiotherapy

Miles Veterinary Physiotherapy Jess Miles, MIRVAP (VP) 🐎🐾
BSc (Hons) Veterinary Physiotherapy

🐴✨ Availability Update March – Veterinary Physiotherapy sessions ✨🐴I have a few appointments available over the coming w...
02/03/2026

🐴✨ Availability Update March – Veterinary Physiotherapy sessions ✨🐴

I have a few appointments available over the coming weeks:
πŸ”΅ Monday 9th March
πŸ”΅ Wednesday 18th March
πŸ”΅ Monday 23rd March
πŸ”΅ Friday 27th March – 9:30am

πŸ“ Appointments are location dependent

Feel free to message me to book in πŸ’¬

Thank you so much for keeping me busy and for the continued support πŸ’›

🐴 5 Signs Your Horse May Need Physiotherapy  Is your horse not quite moving or behaving like they used to? Subtle change...
22/02/2026

🐴 5 Signs Your Horse May Need Physiotherapy

Is your horse not quite moving or behaving like they used to? Subtle changes can be early indicators of discomfort or underlying issues. Physiotherapy can help improve mobility, comfort, and performance before small problems become bigger ones.

Keep an eye out for these common signs:
βœ”οΈ Resistance in transitions
βœ”οΈ Uneven muscle development
βœ”οΈ Shortened stride
βœ”οΈ Difficulty bending
βœ”οΈ Behaviour changes under saddle

Early assessment and treatment can make a huge difference to your horse’s wellbeing and performance. If you’ve noticed any of these signs, feel free to get in touch to chat about how physiotherapy could help.

πŸ“© Message to book or ask any questions.
πŸ’™ Your horse’s comfort is our priority.

🐴✨ Availability Update – Veterinary Physiotherapy ✨🐴I have a few appointments available over the coming weeks:πŸ”΅ Friday 1...
07/02/2026

🐴✨ Availability Update – Veterinary Physiotherapy ✨🐴

I have a few appointments available over the coming weeks:
πŸ”΅ Friday 13th February – 9:30am
πŸ”΅ Wednesday 18th February – from 10:30am
πŸ”΅ Monday 23rd February
πŸ”΅ Friday 27th February – 9:30am

πŸ“ Appointments are location dependent

Feel free to message me to book 🀍

🦴🐴 How does backing up help horses with Sacroiliac (SI) issues? Backing up (rein-back) is a great rehabilitation and str...
02/02/2026

🦴🐴 How does backing up help horses with Sacroiliac (SI) issues?

Backing up (rein-back) is a great rehabilitation and strengthening exercise for the SI region.

The Sacroiliac joint connects the pelvis to the spine and is responsible for transferring power from the hind end forward and stability. 🐎

When this area is weak horses may show signs of:
πŸ”· Weak canter
πŸ”· Poor transitions
πŸ”· Struggling to engage behind
πŸ”· Loss of impulsion

Backing up benefits πŸ‘‡πŸ»
βœ… Strengthens key support muscles (Gluteals, Hamstrings and Deep core muscles)
βœ… Improves Pelvic stability & Control
βœ… Encourages Lumbosacral flexion which reduces overload through the Lumbar spine and SI area
βœ… Improves Hindlimb proprioception

⚠️ Important:
βœ”οΈ Slow steps
βœ”οΈ Maintaining straightness
βœ”οΈ Maintains spinal flexion
βœ”οΈ Moving in diagonal pairs
βœ”οΈ Only carry out if safe for horse & handler

Physiotherapy can help by:
πŸ”΅ Assessing movement & biomechanics to identify compensatory patterns, asymmetries, weakness and areas of pain
πŸ”΅ Manual therapy to reduce muscle tension, improve joint mobility and restore normal range of motion
πŸ”΅ Targeted exercise prescription through specific rehabilitation exercises to successfully strengthen
πŸ”΅ Progressive loading to ensure exercises are introduced and progressed at the right time to avoid overload or regression
πŸ”΅ Working alongside the vet to ensure appropriate investigations if needed

‼️Remember close collaborations with your Vet ensures underlying pathology is addressed and that physiotherapy and exercise rehabilitation is safe, appropriate and effective for each individual horse‼️

04/12/2025

Before and after treatment on this lovely boy on the weekend🩡

Winter can be tough on our horses- reduced turnout, colder temperatures, and slippery, muddy fields can increase the risk of injuries and muscles strains. Regular physiotherapy sessions can make a huge difference in keeping horses supple, and performing at their best throughout the winter months❄️

🌟Just a reminder the £10 off all first appointments is still valid until the end of December 🌟

Feel free to message me with any queries or to get booked in!🐴

🌟Special offer until December 2025🌟£10 off all first appointments from October- December 2025 πŸ’΅As we come into the colde...
28/09/2025

🌟Special offer until December 2025🌟

Β£10 off all first appointments from October- December 2025 πŸ’΅

As we come into the colder months, your animals, young and old, could benefit from physiotherapy more than ever. The drop in temperatures can make stiff joints and sore muscles even worse. Regular physiotherapy through the winter months can ease discomfort, improve mobility and keep your animal active and happy throughout winter🐾🐎

Restore mobility, Rebuild strength ⚑️
Jess Miles, MIRVAP (VP)
BSc (Hons) Veterinary Physiotherapy
πŸ“ Surrey/ West Sussex, RH6
πŸ“² 07498 523267
πŸ“© milesvetphysio@gmail.com

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11/09/2025

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Welcome to Miles Veterinary Physiotherapy! πŸΆπŸŽπŸΎπŸ”ΉFully insured & Qualified Veterinary Physiotherapist and a member of IRVA...
10/09/2025

Welcome to Miles Veterinary Physiotherapy! 🐢🐎🐾

πŸ”ΉFully insured & Qualified Veterinary Physiotherapist and a member of IRVAP

πŸŽ“I am excited to announce I have now graduated with a BSc (Hons) Veterinary Physiotherapy, graduating with a first class honours! I have a particular interest in rehabilitation of animals post surgery/injury in both equine and canine

πŸ“Based in Surrey, RH6. Covering areas of Surrey, West Sussex, East Sussex and Kent

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πŸ“² Contact 07498 523267
πŸ“© Milesvetphysio@gmail.com
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Looking forward to getting in touch!
Jess Miles , MIRVAP (VP)

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