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AP Physiotherapy
Equine PhysiotherapistAP Physiotherapy is a Chartered Physiotherapist, and Veterinary Physiotherapist. Specialist in treating horses and dogs across all disciplines for rou...
Find a Equine Physiotherapist in Somerset
Looking for a equine physiotherapist in Somerset? The Digital Yard makes it easy to find qualified, trusted equine physiotherapists in your area. Browse profiles, compare services and pricing, and get in touch directly.
Whether you need routine care or specialist attention for your horse, our Somerset-based equine physiotherapists are experienced professionals who understand the unique needs of horses in the region. All providers on The Digital Yard are Yard Verified and display their qualifications, coverage areas, and customer reviews.
Use the search above to find equine physiotherapists near your exact location, or browse the providers listed below who cover the Somerset area.
Equine Physiotherapists in Somerset
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Animal Rehab Partners Ltd
Equine PhysiotherapistChartered Physiotherapist specialising in Animal Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation in Dorset, South Wiltshire, Somerset borders and West Hampshire. Mobil...
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Cally Ballantine - AniMotion Physiotherapy
Equine PhysiotherapistEquine and small animal specialist Physiotherapist covering Somerset and West Dorset
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Caroline Astley Veterinary Physiotherapist & The Win Clinic
Equine PhysiotherapistA veterinary and chartered physiotherapist working with horses, dogs and cats in the South West. Mainly covering Bristol, North Somerset, South Glouce...
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Equi-Pet Physiotherapy
Equine PhysiotherapistAmy Barton specialises in the treatment of Dogs, horses and riders, but is happy to help any animal or person in need of physiotherapy. Amy has recent...
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Gallop and Bound Physiotherapy
Equine PhysiotherapistProviding animal physiotherapy services for small and large animals across Hampshire, Dorset and Somerset - static and mobile posts
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Holly Kerr Veterinary Physiotherapy
Equine PhysiotherapistVeterinary physiotherapy services covering Bristol, Bath, Wiltshire, Somerset and Gloucestershire.
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LP Vet Physiotherapy
Equine PhysiotherapistLP Vet Physiotherapy offers Equine and Canine Physiotherapy in the west Somerset, Wiltshire and Hampshire area.
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Ms Anna Risius Physio
Equine PhysiotherapistExperienced Physiotherapist treating horses, dogs and people. Access to hydrotherapy, Canine and human clinics near Somerton and canine clinics near C...
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R S Veterinary and Rider Physiotherapy
Equine PhysiotherapistRebecca Sedgwick is a Chartered Physiotherapist specialising in horse, rider and canine physiotherapy and performance.. Other small animals also treat...
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Rebecca Thomas (THOMAS PHYSIO)
Equine PhysiotherapistCovering Somerset, Bristol and surrounding areas
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Sally Coulthard Chartered Physiotherapist in Animal Physiotherapy
Equine PhysiotherapistBased in Molesey, Sally provides physiotherapy on a domiciliary basis and covers the South West of London and counties of Surrey and West Sussex. Quar...
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Win Clinic Ltd
Equine PhysiotherapistThe Win Clinic is a unique Physiotherapist led rehabilitation clinic based in the South West of England . The spacious clinic has ample parking, a wai...
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Zellah Theobald Physiotherapy
Equine PhysiotherapistCovering Bristol, Bath, Somerset, Wiltshire and South Glos.
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Search by postcode →About equine physiotherapist services in Somerset
Somerset has a long-standing equestrian tradition with many livery yards, riding schools, and private horse owners across the county. Finding a qualified equine physiotherapist who covers your area is important for maintaining your horse's health and performance. The Digital Yard helps you compare local equine physiotherapists, read reviews from other horse owners, and find the right professional for your needs.
Frequently asked questions
How much does an equine physiotherapist cost in Somerset?
Equine physiotherapy sessions in Somerset typically range from £50 to £90 for an initial assessment and treatment. Follow-up sessions are often slightly less. Prices vary between practitioners, so check individual profiles on The Digital Yard for current pricing.
When should my horse see an equine physiotherapist?
Signs your horse may benefit from physiotherapy include stiffness, reluctance to work, uneven muscle development, changes in performance, or recovery from injury. Many horse owners also use regular physiotherapy sessions as preventative care to maintain their horse's comfort and movement.
What qualifications should an equine physiotherapist in Somerset have?
Equine physiotherapists should hold a degree in physiotherapy and be registered with the ACPAT (Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Animal Therapy) or equivalent body. Under UK law, a veterinary referral is required before treatment. All practitioners on The Digital Yard display their qualifications.
Does my horse need a vet referral for physiotherapy?
Yes. Under the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966, equine physiotherapists in the UK require a veterinary referral before treating your horse. Your vet can provide this, and many physiotherapists can arrange the referral process for you.
How do I find a qualified equine physiotherapist near Somerset?
The Digital Yard lists verified equine physiotherapists who serve the Somerset area. Browse profiles to check qualifications, read reviews, and compare services. You can also search by your postcode for the most accurate results.
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