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Olivia Prior Veterinary Physiotherapy

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Olivia Prior Veterinary Physiotherapy

Olivia Prior BSc (Hons) Vet Phys MIRVAP (VP)
Covering east lancashire and surrounding areas
Fully insured

01/03/2026

Just some CPD I have completed. Currently undertaking a qualification in level 3 Equine first aid and a course on equine myofascial release 🐴

26/02/2026

Another session for the princess that is Holly, the 11 year old Cockapoo, who looks fabulous for her age! Holly was treated with massage, light therapy and Tens. I used the light therapy to target muscle spasms across Hollys back and her surgery scar from a few months ago. The tens machine targeted Hollys hips.

21/02/2026

I’m currently undertaking a certified CPD course in Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) / Phototherapy, also known as Light Therapy.

I’m pleased to announce that I will now be offering Light Therapy as a stand-alone treatment session, separate from physiotherapy appointments.

🔹 Light therapy can be booked:
• As an individual session
• In between physiotherapy appointments
• Or incorporated into your physiotherapy treatment as part of your session

I have created an information poster below but if you have anymore questions then feel free to message me!

29/01/2026

🏆 Competition season is starting!🏆

Now is the time to get your horse or dog competition-ready with OP Veterinary Physiotherapy.

✔️ Improve performance
✔️ Reduce injury risk
✔️ Support strength, mobility & recovery
✔️ Fully qualified, insured & IRVAP registered

Maintenance and rehab appointments are filling fast as the season begins.

📩 Message now to book
📍 Covering Lancashire, Greater Manchester, Cheshire & North / West Yorkshire

Ps I hope this competition season is your best one yet with your fur babies🍀

26/01/2026

Thank you to everyone who entered, stay tuned for more competitions!
Well done Fee Fee Trixiebell Birchall you’ve won a free physio session!
🐴🐶

25/01/2026

I had the pleasure of meeting the lovely Dream this weekend. In the video you can see Dream releasing tension from massage via lowering her head, licking and chewing. This is very rewarding to see as a vet physio😌 Tension release indicates a horse transitioning from the flight or fight state to the rest or digest state 🐴
Dream was treated with manual therapy including myofascial release and heat therapy

17/01/2026

🐾 DISCOUNTED PHYSIOTHERAPY SESSIONS 🐴🐶

📅 24th January
📍 Saddleworth area only

Limited discounted veterinary physiotherapy sessions available for horses and dogs.
Spaces filling quickly!

📩 Message me to book or for more info

10/01/2026

🎉 COMPETITION TIME! 🎉

I am giving one lucky winner a FREE £60 Equine or Canine Physiotherapy Session 🐴🐶 with Olivia Prior – Veterinary Physiotherapist!

✨ To enter:
1️⃣ Like this post
2️⃣ Share this post
3️⃣ Tag 2 friends in the comments
4️⃣ Make sure you are following this account Olivia Prior Veterinary Physiotherapy

That’s it! 💙

📅 Competition closes: 24th January 2026
🏆 Winner announced: 26th January 2026

The voucher is valid until 30th June 2026
Good luck everyone! 🍀

09/01/2026

The beautiful Holly was a dream to treat today 🐾
Thank you to her owner for trusting me — she took to her treatment like a pro and smashed her exercises!

Appointments available — message me to book 📩

08/01/2026

Upcoming weekend availability 🐶🐴

📞07957088050
🌐 opvetphysio.co.uk
📧 olivia.prior@opvetphysio.co.uk

Message to book or find out more 🐾
Olivia Prior Veterinary Physiotherapist MIRVAP

07/01/2026

✨ TENS & NMES in Veterinary Physiotherapy – How They Help ✨

This is my own dog Jim, enjoying a TENS session as part of his physiotherapy care 🖤🤍

Jim recently presented with muscle spasms across his back musculature, which were causing discomfort and tension. Using TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) helped to:

✔️ Reduce painful muscle spasms
✔️ Decrease discomfort by interrupting pain signals
✔️ Stimulate the release of endorphins – the body’s natural pain relief
✔️ Promote deep relaxation due to the release of the endorphins(as you can see, Jim was very settled during treatment!)

TENS is particularly useful for:
• Muscle spasms
• Acute or chronic pain
• Post-injury or post-operative discomfort
• Targeted relief (placing the electrodes on a specific area)
• Improving function

Alongside TENS, NMES (Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation) can also be used to:
✔️ Activate specific muscles
✔️ Prevent muscle wastage
✔️ Improve strength and function
✔️ Support rehabilitation following injury or surgery

Both modalities are non-invasive, safe, and tailored to each individual animal’s needs. Many pets find the treatment soothing and comfortable, just like Jim did.

If you think your dog or horse could benefit from TENS or NMES as part of their physiotherapy plan, feel free to get in touch or ask your vet for a referral 💙

Olivia Prior Veterinary Physiotherapy MIRVAP

Address

Accrington

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 9pm
Tuesday	9am - 9pm
Wednesday	9am - 9pm
Thursday	9am - 9pm
Friday	9am - 9pm
Saturday	9am - 7pm
Sunday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+447957088050

Website

https://opvetphysio.co.uk/

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