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MVP - Maddie Veterinary Physiotherapy

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MVP - Maddie Veterinary Physiotherapy

Equine, canine and small animal physiotherapy in Surrey, Hampshire, Berkshire and Sussex.
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15/03/2026

📸Some of my clients take their recovery very seriously… others take a nap halfway through 🐾😴

Swipe to see a few snaps of adorable clients enjoying a well-earned snooze during (and after!) their physiotherapy sessions. All that stretching, massaging, and exercising can be exhausting💤

Physiotherapy doesn’t just help with recovery and mobility; it can be so relaxing that some of our animals drift off to sleep.

💤 Relaxed muscles
🐶Better quality of life
🐴Improved performance 🐱Happy patients

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25/02/2026

Megan is a great person to work with. She listens to both you and your horses needs and gets to work finding and fitting the perfect saddle. Highly recommend🌟

09/02/2026

Stacking on foam blocks isn’t as easy as it looks👀 This is a full-body workout for your dog’s brain and body🧠🐕

By placing limbs on two separate foam blocks we are asking for core and stabilising muscle engagement along with coordination. This also highlights weakness that is not always obvious📝

This basic exercise highlights things like: • Weight-shifting habits • Limb weakness • Postural asymmetries  • Weak core

A simple trick like stacking gives us a bigger picture of what may be going on (even when standing still!).

Strong core and limb awareness = better posture, safer movement, and more confident dogs✨

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06/01/2026

🐎Kinesiology Taping 🩹

Kinesiology taping isn’t just for human athletes — it can be a fantastic tool for supporting horses too. When applied correctly, taping can help support muscles and soft tissues without restricting movement.

✨ Benefits of kinesiology taping in horses include: • Improved circulation and lymphatic drainage • Reduced swelling and inflammation • Support for tendons and ligaments • Enhanced proprioception (body awareness) • Aiding recovery after injury or exercise

Unlike traditional bandaging, kinesiology tape moves with the horse, allowing for more natural, comfortable movement while still providing support. Our main aim here with Maisie was to reduce swelling in her distal limbs which many horses can be prone to (especially when stood in during extermely cold conditions!)

Oh, and of course this was Maisie approved - last pic for proof🥰

25/12/2025

Merry Christmas to all my incredible clients!
🎄🐾🐕🐈🐎

Thank you for trusting me with your wonderful animals and for all the support throughout this year. It truly means so much and i’m really lucky to work with each and every one of you❤️

Wishing you and your four-legged friends a very happy Christmas and a happy and healthy New Year ✨

Lots of love,
Maddie and Nellie ###🐾

10/12/2025

Moments like this are why my job is so special🥰

Many horses carry subtle, hidden tension at the base of their neck; just where the cervical spine meets the shoulders. This area works hard balancing the head whilst sometimes compensating for poor saddle fit, and responding to rein contact. It’s no surprise that tension builds up here, often without obvious signs until the horse starts showing stiffness, bracing, or difficulty bending✍️

Myofascial release/massage promotes blood flow and aims to release trigger points, improve range of motion and support nervous system regulation✨

Sometimes the smallest releases make the biggest difference🥳

12/11/2025

🔉Sound on🔉

Meet Tala - a gorgeous girl who knows the art of relaxation💆🏽‍♀️✨

This clip was from our session this week where Tala enjoying a laser therapy and massage treatment. This combination helps to ease muscle tension, reduce inflammation, and promote healing🐕

Laser therapy works deep beneath the skin to promote circulation, while massage releases tight muscles (and often helps relaxation!)🐶

Tala is such a rewarding dog to treat, especially when she makes it clear that she enjoys her sessions❤️

07/11/2025

A recent review from one of my wonderful clients✨

Indie is a very rewarding horse to treat and he has a super diligent owner who always puts his needs first. By taking time to get to know Indie we have been able to find what does and does not work for him whilst taking things at Indie’s pace🐎

Initially Indie was so sore through his hamstrings that palpating through this area was a little tricky. Now Indie stands calmly throughout our sessions and also seems to enjoy them - even down his hamstrings!🥰

24/10/2025

Physiotherapy isn’t just for horses🐶🐱🐴

While I was treating a lovely horse in the summer, the yard dog decided it was their turn for some attention and had a physiotherapy session of their own🐶✨

This is a great reminder that all animals can benefit from physiotherapy, not just our big equine friends. Whether it’s for recovery after injury, managing arthritis, improving mobility, or just keeping them feeling their best, health and wellbeing matters for every species❤️

From the biggest horse to the smallest cat and dog, they all deserve to move comfortably and happily💆🏽‍♀️

18/09/2025

✨Exciting announcement✨

💡MVP is now using Class 4 laser therapy. This delivers a much stronger, deeper, and more effective treatment compared to other classes of laser (this also means the use of goggles is a necessity!)😎

🐶 Dogs,🐴 horses, and🐱cats can all benefit from treatment with class 4 laser therapy.
 What can it do? Class 4 laser therapy: ✔️ Reduces pain & inflammation ✔️ Speeds up tissue repair & wound healing ✔️ Improves mobility & joint function ✔️ Helps both acute injuries and chronic conditions

Whether you have a senior dog with osteoarthritis, a performance horse with sore muscles, or a cat recovering from surgery - Class 4 laser therapy promotes healing and pain relief for long lasting results🌟

Oh and it’s much quieter than my previous class 3b laser for our noise sensitive fur babies🥰

01/09/2025

Some recent snaps📸from last weeks treatments💓

Nothing beats seeing visible releases — soft eyes, wobbly lips, yawning, and goofy faces of relief🐴Watching animals melt into their physiotherapy sessions is a great reminder that healing feels good💆🏽‍♀️

23/08/2025

Just checking in with gorgeous Zaaya❤️

Throughout treatment I check in with each animal to make sure they are relaxed and happy with treatment. This helps provide a calm environment for treatment and often means we can achieve greater (and deeper) results🧘

Positive signs can include relaxed ears, gentle yawns (often when tension is being released/processed), soft eyes and slowed breathing💆🏽‍♀️

Some animals need to reposition to find a spot most comfortable for them to settle in. Others like to lick/chew/groom their owners (lucky them!) to show they are comfortable. Each individual displays their emotions in a unique way so taking the time to observe allows me to spot these signs and adjust accordingly🪧

Address

Sandy Lane
Farnham
GU102EU

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+447796226120

Website

http://www.mvetphysio.co.uk/

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