Equine Initial
Assessment and Treatment
£75
Equine Follow-up
Assessment & Treatment
£70
Canine Initial
Assessment and Treatment
£65
Canine Follow-up
Assessment and Treatment
£60
Pricing
A call out fee may be added depending on location. Please contact directly for other species and bespoke services/packages.
Discount on call out fees applicable for 3 or more pets in one location
Sessions include
Each session is tailored to your pet's specific needs following a holistic assessment. Treatment can include, but is not limited to, a combination of:
Manual therapy:
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Joint mobilisations
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Massage
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Trigger point release
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Passive range of motion
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Stretches
Electro-therapy:
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Winback radiofrequency
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Class 3b laser
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Therapeutic ultrasound
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Pulsed Electro-Magnetic Feild (PEMF) therapy
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Red/blue light
Exercises and rehab plans:
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Targeted exercise prescription
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Active range of motion
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Fitness plans
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Rehabilitation plans
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Lifestyle management tips
Behaviour referals and reports available by request.
Payment is due within 7 days of treatment by card, cash or BACS.
Cancellations can be made up to 48 hours prior to the appointment time. Cancellations made within 48 hours of the appointment time, unless rescheduled, will incur full payment of the session.
Veterinary Consent to Treat
All therapists have their work underpinned by an Exemption Order to the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966 which allows them to treat an animal under the direction of a veterinary surgeon who has first examined that animal.
The new guidance, found in Chapter 19 of the supporting guidance to the Code of Professional Conduct, sets out the existing rules for musculoskeletal treatment of illness, disease or pathology, and clarifies that healthy animals do not require a veterinary referral for maintenance care. Maintenance should cease and the owner of the animal should be asked to take their animal to a veterinary surgeon for clinical examination at the first sign that there may be any underlying injury, disease or pathology.
Animals with existing lameness, injury, illness, disease or pathology must first have been seen by a veterinarian and gain either a direct referral or consent to treat before treatment commences.
This is to ensure correct care of your animal. Turn it Around Veterinary Physiotherapy will organise consent forms upon booking. If at all unsure, please get in touch to discus details.