FlexiPets Physiotherapy

FlexiPets Physiotherapy Chartered physiotherapist with a masters degree in veterinary physiotherapy, covering Hants & Wilts

Merry Christmas and a Happy, healthy New Year to all my lovely clients 🐴🐶
23/12/2025

Merry Christmas and a Happy, healthy New Year to all my lovely clients 🐴🐶

🎄 Christmas Pooches 🎄 Some of the beautiful doggos I’ve seen over the past couple of weeks 🥰 I will be doing admin catch...
20/12/2025

🎄 Christmas Pooches 🎄
Some of the beautiful doggos I’ve seen over the past couple of weeks 🥰
I will be doing admin catch up this weekend 🙈 so exercise programmes, invoices and vet reports will be sent out this weekend. I’m still working until Christmas Eve but will be off 24th-29th and then working as normal except for New Years Day ☺️

12/12/2025

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11/12/2025

Recess in the clinic room 🐶

Before and after a course of 10 sessions of laser therapy ✨ This lovely boy unfortunately sustained a check ligament inj...
06/12/2025

Before and after a course of 10 sessions of laser therapy ✨
This lovely boy unfortunately sustained a check ligament injury whilst eventing. 🐎

Laser (photobiomodulation) uses specific wavelengths of light to:
• Reduce pain and inflammation - light energy can modulate inflammatory pathways and reduce pain signals in the tissue.
• Support tissue repair - at the right dose, it can stimulate fibroblasts (the cells that produce collagen), helping tendon and ligament healing quality.
• Improve circulation - gentle vasodilation can increase local blood flow and oxygen delivery to the injured area, supporting recovery.

Research in horses and other species has shown that appropriately dosed photobiomodulation can improve tendon and ligament healing quality, reduce swelling and pain, and help horses return to work more comfortably when used alongside a structured rehab plan, not instead of one.

My tribute to Valegro 🕊️🖤
04/12/2025

My tribute to Valegro 🕊️🖤

Christmas has arrived at FlexiPets!! (It’s nearly December so that’s ok right?) With “help” from these little elves. Tha...
29/11/2025

Christmas has arrived at FlexiPets!! (It’s nearly December so that’s ok right?)
With “help” from these little elves.
Thank you for putting something underneath it 🥹🫶🏼

Tell me your Mum’s a vet physio without telling me 🐶
28/11/2025

Tell me your Mum’s a vet physio without telling me 🐶

25/11/2025

Thank you manorequestrian_flutterbyfund for inviting me to talk at the seminar day. During my demo we discussed anatomy, the biomechanics of the walk, and the crucial role this frequently overlooked gait plays in promoting strength and suppleness. Lux was a perfect canvas and such a good boy 🐴

My first time painting on a horse! 🐴 🩻 (Shame it’s not Halloween!)
22/11/2025

My first time painting on a horse! 🐴 🩻
(Shame it’s not Halloween!)

Sitting with my diary this evening sorting appts for January, if you want to be organised and get your new year MOT secu...
21/11/2025

Sitting with my diary this evening sorting appts for January, if you want to be organised and get your new year MOT secured - ping me a msg ☺️ from Feb I will be full time self employed 🤯 so I will have more availability and will really appreciate booking ahead of time so I can plan my days easily🤍

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Tuesday 6pm - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 5pm - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 11am

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+447557685449

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About FlexiPets Physiotherapy

I am a Veterinary Physiotherapist and Chartered (human) Physiotherapist living in Hampshire. I have grown up around a menagerie of animals, smelling of the sweet perfume of horses, fighting the deadweight of snoring, dreaming canines for the duvet, and clearing the pride of cats from the kitchen table to eat breakfast.

Following my love of animals I attended Sparsholt College and completed a National Diploma in Animal Management. After having an Equine Bodyworker to treat my then problem horse and seeing the tremendous effect her work had on relieving her pain, I decided I wanted to channel my studies into rehabilitation and pursue a career promoting the welfare of animals. ​

When my grandma needed to have Physiotherapy on her broken shoulder, I watched the physiotherapist working and continued going through her exercise programme. The rewards I felt from seeing her achieve an increase in range of movement and pain reducing widened my eyes to the effects of physiotherapy. ​

Following this, I attended Barton Peveril College to achieve the Science grades needed to complete a BSc in Physiotherapy, which I went on to do at The University of Southampton. From there I became a Chartered Physiotherapist, and have spent time working in the community and within the acute team of a hospital, as well as doing voluntary work in Sri Lanka. Alongside my professional work I also own a small business "Poppits", making clay replicas of peoples pets which has taken off and keeps me extremely busy. After 6 years of university, I have received my Master of Science in Veterinary Physiotherapy - offering the highest level qualification of veterinary physio, ensuring your pets have the best possible treatment.