Chapps Physio

01/01/2026

🎉Wishing all our clients past, present and future a very Happy New Year.
We hope to see you all in 2026.🎉

24/12/2025

Merry Christmas to all our clients past and present. We hope you all have a lovely Christmas.

The office is now closed until 5th January 2026

22/12/2025

With Christmas mere days away, the office is open today - Monday 22nd - Wednesday 24th at 3pm and will be back open on Monday 5th January. We do have an Anderson Abercromby clinic running on Friday the 2nd so if you would like a small animal appointment that day, please do get in touch today. 🎄

19/12/2025

Lottie has now stepped away from treating clients prior to starting her Maternity leave on the 24th December. She will still be available for queries or questions via email - info@chappsphysio.co.uk up until this time.

We wish Lottie the very best for her upcoming arrival.

17/12/2025

Client registration forms.

Prior to the initial appointment we require you to complete the Client Registration Form which will be emailed to you. The registration form provides us with information about you and/or the animal that is going to be treated.

The consent form also provides us with written informed consent prior to assessment and treatment.

If you have any questions when completing our forms please do let us know.

17/12/2025

Monday morning was all about CPD for us at CHAPPS Physio. Sofia and Lottie spent an hour refreshing some rider physio treatment techniques (under the much needed solarium). Then Jazz joined them for a thorough assessment of Milo, including lots of discussion around prioritising his areas that required treatment, and of course, a practical review of treatment techniques.
Thank you Sally for giving up your time to be our rider model and allowing us to work with lovely Milo 🐴

17/12/2025

Monday morning was all about CPD for us at CHAPPS Physio. Sofia and Lottie spent an hour refreshing some rider physio treatment techniques (under the much needed solarium). Then Jazz joined them for a thorough assessment of Milo, including lots of discussion around prioritising his areas that required treatment and of course, a practical review of treatment techniques.
Thank you Sally for giving up your time to be our rider model and allowing us to work with lovely Milo 🐴

10/12/2025

Does my horse need a day off or can I ride afterwards?

In general we do advise that your horse has the following day off but this can vary depending on our findings and treatment options used. This will be discussed with you at the session.

08/12/2025

05/12/2025

Yesterday, Lottie had the fantastic opportunity to shadow Cesar Gomes, one of the specialist small animal Veterinary Surgeons at Anderson Abercromby Veterinary Referrals.
It was an educational day full of learning and professional development opportunities. It gave Lottie a great insight into what happens to clients before she typically sees them, during veterinary reviews and during further investigations.
Lottie was lucky enough to observe Cesar in consult with small animals presenting with a variety of different orthopaedic conditions, including shoulder, elbow and hip disease, cranial cruciate ligament disease and acute post operative cases. Lottie also observed Xrays and CT scans being performed and reviewed, steroid injections being administered and surgical planning being undertaken. One of the highlights was listening to advice that clients were given about treatment and long-term management options. Not just surrounding surgery and therapies, but also about dietary, joint supplementation, and exercise modification. Needless to say, there wasn't time to observe any surgeries yesterday. However, Lottie is looking forward to that in 2026.

Thank you Anderson Abercromby Veterinary Referrals for the CPD opportunity.

📸 Picture of a mutual client for interest 🐶

03/12/2025

My dog has been known to bite, do I need to bring a muzzle?

If a dog has bitten in the past we do ask that you bring a muzzle for your dog to wear. If you do not have one please let us know ahead of the apointment so we can organise this.