Physiotherapie, Osteopathie, Körperarbeit und Reha — damit dein Pferd gesund und beweglich bleibt.
Levina Darcey Veterinary Physiotherapy is a mobile veterinary physiotherapy service based in York. Levina is an IRVAP-accredited veterinary physiotherapist who treats horses, dogs, cats and other animals. Treatment includes assessment, electrotherapies, manual treatment and tailored exercise plans, with separate equine and large animal consultations.
Linda van der Horst is a Centered Riding instructor and Sure Foot practitioner based in Bangor, Co. Down, Northern Ireland. She coaches riders and horses during rehabilitation and training. Lessons can cover groundwork, lunging, massage, jumping, dressage and the rider's posture and seat. She also offers coaching for people.
McMasters Veterinary Physiotherapy is a veterinary physiotherapy service in Dumfries & Galloway. It focuses on equine and canine physiotherapy and also treats other small and large animals. Therapies include myofascial release, massage, stretching and electrotherapies. The therapist, Jessica, is a Level 7 RAMP registered veterinary physiotherapist.
Ash Lee Riding Centre near Strabane, Co. Tyrone was established in 1994 by BHS accredited coach Julie Duffy. It offers lessons, pony rides, groom and lead sessions, stable management and livery. It promotes equine-assisted learning and hosts the Strabane RDA branch.
Brookfield Stables in Hanlonstown, Navan offers riding lessons for children and adults from beginner to advanced. It also provides therapeutic horse riding for children and adults with special needs.
Festina Lente is a registered charity in Bray running an equestrian learning centre alongside Victorian walled gardens. It offers therapeutic horse riding, equine assisted activities, riding lessons and camps, vaulting and QQI equestrian courses. It also runs horticulture programmes and a garden shop.
Omagh RDA is a Riding for the Disabled charity in Omagh, County Tyrone. It provides therapeutic riding lessons and equine-based activities for children, teenagers and adults with disabilities. Programmes include grooming and stable activities as well as riding.
Meadowbrook Equine Therapy near Stafford was established in 2014 and offers equine sports massage, thermography, red light therapy and kinesiology taping. It provides rehabilitation plans for horses returning to work and bit and bridle fitting consultations. It also runs equine sports massage courses at its Equi-Study Academy.
The Saddle Fitting Therapist is based in County Kildare and works nationwide in Ireland. It offers professional saddle fitting, checking and refitting existing saddles and supplying new ones. It also provides equine physical therapy, massage, kinesiology taping and red light therapy.
Devine Equine near Letterkenny, Co. Donegal is run by Mary Devine, a Horse Sport Ireland Level 2 coach and accredited therapeutic riding coach. It offers therapeutic horse riding, individual and group lessons and a private livery yard. Mary also provides equine rehabilitation, Equine Touch therapy and bit fitting.
Ability Equine Assisted Therapy is a registered Irish charity based in Castletown near Navan. It offers therapeutic horse riding, children's camps, carers' mornings and stable management for children and adults with physical, emotional and cognitive difficulties.
Red Earth Equestrian Centre in Turton, Bolton is a five-star licensed riding school opened in 2006. It offers private and group lessons for riders aged nine and over, own-your-own-pony days and hacking. It also trains riders on their own horses, hires out its arena and has an equine rehabilitation centre.
Blackshaw Royd Equestrian near Hebden Bridge is run by Alanna Pilling and Nathan Douglas-Smith. It offers full and part livery as well as rehabilitation, breaking, schooling, competition, foaling and holiday livery. It also provides equine physiotherapy, training and tuition, and arena hire.
Sanders Physiotherapy is run by Juliet Sanders, a chartered and veterinary physiotherapist based in Northumberland. She treats horses, dogs and people across Northumberland, Durham and Cumbria. Treatments are offered at clinics or at the client's home or yard.
Ruth Boland is a veterinary physiotherapist based in Kilkenny who treats horses and dogs across Ireland. She uses massage, stretching, mobilisations and electrotherapy and prescribes rehabilitation exercises. Her equine clients range from show jumpers and racehorses to leisure horses.
Lakes Animal Physiotherapy is run by Rebecca Sisson, a qualified veterinary physiotherapist and NAVP member. It provides a mobile equine and canine physiotherapy service across Cumbria and North Lancashire. Treatments include manual therapies, electrotherapies and rehabilitative exercise plans.
Gadd Osteopathy is led by Danielle Gadd, a registered equine osteopath with a diploma in equine osteopathy. It treats horses from showjumpers and racehorses to companion ponies across the south of England, and also offers rider osteopathy.
PB Osteopathy is run by osteopath Phoebe Bolton in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, since 2014. She offers human osteopathy and equine osteopathy that treats the whole horse. She also provides strength and conditioning training for riders.
The Irish Equine Rehabilitation and Fitness Centre outside Lisburn, Co. Antrim, offers water treadmill and equine spa sessions, rehabilitation and fitness programmes. It caters for day visits and short and long-term residential stays.
The HB Clinic is run by Helena, a human and equine osteopath based in Guildford. She offers equine osteopathy and PEMF treatments for horses and riders across Surrey, Berkshire, Hampshire and West Sussex.
Lothian Equine Therapy is run by Gwen Lindsay, an equine sports massage therapist who completed a postgraduate diploma in equine osteopathy in 2024. She treats horses with an osteopathic approach.
Astwood Equine Osteopaths is based at a dressage and livery yard in Astwood Bank near Redditch. Principal osteopath Andrew Marling treats horses from leisure horses to dressage horses, showjumpers and racehorses across the Midlands.
Tom Kilner is an osteopath based in Warminster, Wiltshire, with a postgraduate certificate in animal osteopathy. He treats mainly dogs and horses at their homes and also sees human patients two days a week.
H and H Osteopath is an osteopathy clinic in Callington, Cornwall, led by Sadie Pearce. It offers human osteopathy for acute and chronic musculoskeletal pain. It also provides equine osteopathy, assessing and treating the horse's musculoskeletal system to improve mobility and performance. TECAR therapy and red light laser therapy are also available.
