Claire Ford Veterinary Physiotherapy

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Claire Ford Veterinary Physiotherapy

Specialising in racehorses and performance horses.

Canine physiotherapy and hydrotherapy clinic in Nether Heyford, Northants

RAMP, IRVAP, indiba practitiner and FEI permitted therapist

15/11/2025

🫵🏽 MARKETING OFFICER WANTED 🫵🏻

As we progress towards the end of 2025 we look to next year and the aims/needs we have to continue progressing RAMP through 2026. As part of this plan we are looking to recruit a paid Social Marketing Officer to support the promotional needs and promote awareness of what we are doing within the industry.

Part of this role we need someone to provide:

• A logical social media plan
• Engaging social media posts
• Advice on when to sponsor posts
• Advise on algorithms
• An increase in the amount of engagement on posts and follows

We have a more detailed description available of the role should you be interested. Send your enquires to communications@rampregister.org

12/11/2025

A very happy spaniel!

Grace has finished physiotherapy and hydrotherapy for her quadricep tear. Now it's time to get back to her gun dog career just in time for the season!

Have a fantastic winter, Grace! 🥰

11/11/2025

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08/11/2025

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05/11/2025

Apologies!

Sorry for the radio silence, Bandit has been very poorly, it’s been an exhausting couple of weeks!

I will start working through the messages this evening!, if you haven’t heard back from me by tomo evening give me a nudge!

31/10/2025

Happy Halloween!

Hope you all have a spooktacular day!

29/10/2025

Sid has been a busy guy lately, enjoying some showjumping outings and training at home.

We use Indiba regularly alongside manual work for maintenance, which he seems to approve of!

23/10/2025

Renewal done ✔️

As an FEI permitted therapist I can carry out supportive therapies at FEI events.

To gain this certificate we have to apply via the national federation, receive a reference from an FEI approved vet and pass an exam to ensure we are up to date with the rules and regulations.

22/10/2025

We are delighted to announce Izzy is joining CF Veterinary physiotherapy full-time.

Izzy has played a vital role in maintaining our rehabilitation programs and ensuring the well-being of our leisure and performance horses as I balanced business with a new baby.

Izzy will continue her work with our equine clients and will also be available to support our canine clinic.

21/10/2025

❄️ 𝐖𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐨𝐟𝐟𝐞𝐫𝐬 ❄️

🤕 Free lumps and bumps examination
- Half price laser surgery if required

✅ Winter MOT
- Includes examination, trot up, general blood profile, dental check and written report
-£99 (saving over £100)

🩻 Foot balance X-rays
- Front feet x-rays, 4 views, includes sedation and Nurse attendance
- Add back feet for an additional £50

Address

Northampton

Telephone

07545498183

Website

http://www.clairefvetphys.co.uk/

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I am a fully insured, RAMP registered Veterinary Physiotherapist and a full member of The Institute of Registered Veterinary Physiotherapists (IRVAP) covering Hampshire, Berkshire, Oxfordshire and surrounding areas. I work through Veterinary Referral in accordance with the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966 Physiotherapy sessions consist of a full assessment, followed by treatment, which can include: -Manual Techniques -Electrotherapies -Active exercises -Home advice and exercise prescription. - Kinesiotaping I am a qualified Clinical Educator. This allows me to take students from the CEPT course at Middlesex University to further their knowledge and understanding, as well as enhancing my skills as a lecturer and guest speaker. The majority of my work is with horses and dogs, but all animals can benefit from physiotherapy.