Chapps Physio

22/04/2026

Do you need veterinary consent for my animal to have physiotherapy?

We do require veterinary consent to treat your animal.

Once you have completed our Client Registration Form we will contact your veterinary practice to gain consent and the clinical history.

15/04/2026

Common human conditions we treat -

Musculoskeletal:
⭐Soft tissue injuries including ligament sprain or muscle or tendon strain
⭐Repetitive or overuse injuries
⭐Muscular weaknesses and asymmetries
⭐Osteoarthritis
⭐Mechanical pain or stiffness
⭐Back and neck pain including disc pathologies and facet joint dysfunction
⭐Sciatica
⭐Joint and limb pathologies including knee and shoulder issues
⭐Post surgery
⭐Traumatic injuries including post fracture rehabilitation
⭐Biomechanical issues
⭐Sports injuries ​

Neurological:
⭐Post stroke rehabilitation​
⭐Parkinson's Disease
⭐Multiple Sclerosis
⭐Peripheral nerve injuries
⭐Vestibular diseases
⭐Spinal cord and brain injuries
⭐Cerebral palsy

Elderly Care:
⭐Falls prevention ​
⭐Functional limitations with daily activities
⭐Limitations with gait
⭐Postural re-education
⭐Balance
⭐Home adaptations
⭐Fatigue management

07/04/2026

Area's covered

We are often asked what area we cover and how far we travel?

We predominantly cover Surrey and West Sussex. If you are out of this area please do get in touch as we may be able to accommodate your requirements.

We also run Small Animal clinics at Anderson Abercromby Vets , Brelades Vets, Kingswood Vets and Meadow Hall Vets. More information on the locations can be found on our website https://www.chappsphysio.co.uk/small-animal-physiotherapy

05/04/2026

03/04/2026

Happy Easter from everyone at Team Chapps and Mini Team Chapps 🐣. The office will be closed over Easter until Tuesday 7th April, so any enquiries will be dealt with when we are back open. We hope everyone enjoys the bank holiday weekend and consumes lots of chocolate (excluding our four legged friends 🐶 🐱)!

01/04/2026

Happy birthday to our very own Lottie. We hope you enjoy your day. 🎉 🥳

31/03/2026

How many physio sessions are needed?

Each session is tailored to the individual. As a result the number of sessions required is dependent on the assessment findings and treatment goals.

10/03/2026

Happy birthday to our very own Jess. We hope you have a lovely day. Xx

08/03/2026

Happy international women's day 💓 A perfect opportunity to celebrate our team of amazing women, as well as our female clients- both 2 and 4 legged. 🐶🐯🐴😀

03/03/2026

How Long are physio sessions?

Consultations will last approximately 60 minutes. This session involves discussing the medical conditions and history. We will then undertake a full assessment and discuss and carry out relevant treatment options.

For small animal clinics the follow up sessions are generally 45 minutes as we already have any understanding of the animal and their requirements. Home visit follow up appointments may vary in length.

24/02/2026

Can you treat my animal if they are nervous or aggressive?

We understand that when animals are in a situation they are not used to they may become more nervous or anxious than usual. We will always work at the animals pace to minimise undue stress and adapt treatment where necessary. Most animals respond very well to this. It is also helpful if you contact us prior to your appointment where we can provide you with advice on distraction techniques that may be of help.

If your animal has shown aggressive tendencies in the past we would ask that you notify us prior to the session so we can complete an accurate risk assessment.