LMH Veterinary Physiotherapy

LMH Veterinary Physiotherapy ▫️ MSc Veterinary Physiotherapist 🐴
▫️ Worcestershire, Herefordshire, south Shropshire 🇬🇧 BSc (Hons)- Bioveterinary Science
PgDip - Veterinary Physiotherapy

Fully Registered with the NAVP (National Association of Veterinary Physiotherapists).

24/09/2025

1 x Physio Session Kindly donated by LMH Veterinary PhysiotherapyAbout LMH Veterinary Physiotherapy:Ful...(read more)

Weekend in Newmarket catching up with uni friends  and  and treating her ponies 🦄
27/05/2025

Weekend in Newmarket catching up with uni friends and and treating her ponies 🦄

Ready for a new week!Last week I unfortunately wasn’t very useful with a bad back. But I am back and ready for a new wee...
07/04/2025

Ready for a new week!

Last week I unfortunately wasn’t very useful with a bad back. But I am back and ready for a new week. I believe I have re-scheduled all last weeks appointments but if your waiting on a response please remind me and message me again.

▫️ANATOMY/BIOMECHANICS ▫️SCAPULAThe scapula is an important part of the thoracic sling. How the thoracic sling functions...
28/01/2025

▫️ANATOMY/BIOMECHANICS ▫️

SCAPULA

The scapula is an important part of the thoracic sling. How the thoracic sling functions allows the horse to lift and shift their centre of mass backwards.

Dysfunctions or restrictions not only affect the forelimbs but cause imbalance through the entire body and can result in both fore and hindlimb range of motion (ROM) restrictions.

Scapula glide is essential through all phases of the stride. The scapula will glide side to side with slight up and down movement.

The scapula glide freedom, suppleness and strength of the shoulder musculature allow for greater limb ROM both in protraction and retraction.

Earlier in the week I treated a horse with reduced shoulder ROM and restricted scapula glide. Alongside trigger points through Latissimus dorsi.

Following myofascial release techniques and laser therapy he now has increased ROM. With a further physio session to further improve and increase his ROM.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 🎄Thankyou for supporting me and my business this last year, couldn’t do it without yo...
24/12/2024

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 🎄

Thankyou for supporting me and my business this last year, couldn’t do it without you! Roll on 2025!

10/12/2024
So great to hear positive feedback. Little buster is improving each time I see him. He will need continuous management t...
31/07/2024

So great to hear positive feedback. Little buster is improving each time I see him. He will need continuous management through physiotherapy to keep him comfortable and the best he can be. Consistency is key ⭐️

TENDON and LIGAMENT INJURIES Laser therapy is a useful treatment modality for tendon and ligament injuries. Laser offers...
04/07/2024

TENDON and LIGAMENT INJURIES

Laser therapy is a useful treatment modality for tendon and ligament injuries. Laser offers a non invasive, pain free treatment to help accelerate the healing process.

Let me know if you would like to discuss using laser therapy for your horse following a tendon or ligament injury.

Little Bobby 🐴 first time I’ve not needed a box to stand on for a while!
04/05/2024

Little Bobby 🐴 first time I’ve not needed a box to stand on for a while!

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