Animal Spine - McTimoney Chiropractic

Animal Spine - McTimoney Chiropractic McTimoney Chiropractic for animals Lucy Bounden provides McTimoney treatment for animals.
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She has a BSc Equine Sports Science and MSc Animal Manipulation from the McTimoney College of Chiropractics. She is a member of the McTimoney Animal Association and is fully insured.

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22/03/2026

Veterinary Reform - Don't forget to fill in your response by 25th March!

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Collaboration is key to a multimodal approach. Thank you for this post The Renew Centre 😊
09/03/2026

Collaboration is key to a multimodal approach. Thank you for this post The Renew Centre 😊

“Multimodal” can sound complicated. In practice, it’s simple.

It means we don’t rely on one tool.

Depending on the dog and in collaboration with your vet, rehabilitation may include:
Chiropractic Care
Physiotherapy
Hydrotherapy
Functional strength and proprioceptive work
Other appropriate complementary therapies

Each element supports the others.

The result isn’t more treatment — it’s more informed treatment.

We’ve explained the full approach in more detail here:
https://renewcentre.co.uk/multimodal-canine-rehabilitation-whole-dog-recovery/

Currently enjoying a busy day at Crufts assessing some lovely dogs spinal alignment. McTimoney Animal Association , McTi...
08/03/2026

Currently enjoying a busy day at Crufts assessing some lovely dogs spinal alignment.
McTimoney Animal Association , McTimoney College of Chiropractic

08/03/2026
Looking forward to representing McTimoney Animal Association and McTimoney College of Chiropractic at Crufts in a few we...
27/02/2026

Looking forward to representing McTimoney Animal Association and McTimoney College of Chiropractic at Crufts in a few weeks for all things doggy!

Great images from Centaur Biomechanics regarding rider pelvic movement during the different gates.
21/02/2026

Great images from Centaur Biomechanics regarding rider pelvic movement during the different gates.

Nice image from one of our projects illustrating how the riders pelvis is influenced by each gait. Image displaying the forward/backward movement of the riders pelvis when walking, trotting and cantering. Reinforces the need to develop pelvic mobility allowing the rider to follow the movements of the horse, and for each gait. 🤓🤓 Fun night ahead processing more data 🤓🤓

19/02/2026

Support research into Equine pole work by completing this survey!

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We welcome you to complete our survey which aims to capture current practice regarding the use of polework, as part of training and rehabilitation of horses. The research team (Dr Vicki Walker, Dr Russell MacKechnie-Guire, Dr Rachel Murray, Dr Jo Winfield and Professor Hilary Clayton) aim to use the...

With Canine Arthritis Management – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉
08/02/2026

With Canine Arthritis Management – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

Dogs sleep better with their humans!
13/01/2026

Dogs sleep better with their humans!

Family dogs stand out with regard to their special (human-like) attachment behavior towards their owners. This dog–owner attachment bond, analogous to the human infant–mother relationship, has been extensively documented at the behavioral level. Capitalizing on the fully non-invasive polysomnogr...

08/09/2025

A great study on the muscle activation in the equine hindlimb if you have a moment to read!

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Animal McTimoney Chiropractic

Lucy Goodright is a fully insured and qualified animal therapist specialising in McTimoney Chiropractic and Soft Tissue techniques. Lucys qualifications include a BSc in Equine Sports Science from the University of West of England and a MSc in Animal Manipulation from the McTimoney College of Chiropractic. Lucy is a member of the McTimoney Animal Association (MAA) the professional body for McTimoney animal practitioners. Lucy works with vets and other paraprofessionals to ensure the best treatment options for the animal is achieved.

Lucy has a passion for horses having started riding at the age of 6, working her way to competing at international eventing and training as a BHS riding instructor. She loves dogs and enjoys walking and training her own labrador retriever. Lucy has been an animal McTimoney Chiropractor for 8 years and has a variety of clients who all benefit from therapeutic intervention. Her ethos is to help animals to rehabilitate and maintain musculoskeletal function by providing gentle and effective treatment. Lucy tutors for the McTimoney College of Chiropractic and supports developments in scientific, peer reviewed research into animal chiropractic intervention. ​ Lucy covers areas of Buckinghamshire, Berkshire and Oxfordshire, UK.