We are the only centre in South, Mid and West Wales owned and operated by a fully qualified IAAT registered Veterinary Physiotherapist. Conveniently situated between Neath and Swansea, we provide physiotherapy services for horses, cats, dogs and other animals. CSAnimal Hydro & Physiotherapy is located at Banwen Farm, Neath, alongside CSEquestrian & Rehabilitation. Equine: Physiotherapy for horses
is available either via home/yard visits or on site at CS Equestrian & Rehab. We offer Equine Physiotherapy / Electrotherapy / Class 4 Laser Therapy / Therapeutic Massage / Gait analysis for visiting horses as well as full residential rehabilitation livery. Small animals: We offer combined physiotherapy, electro therapies, therapeutic massage, hydrotherapy, gait analysis* and class 4 laser. Our Physio will carry out a detailed assessment/ examination / gait analysis and discuss the treatment plan with you. You will be given a tailored home exercise plan after the initial consultation. If you are intending to claim costs back via insurance we will complete the forms for you at no extra charge. You can claim under veterinary fees as we are a registered practice with the RCVS. Below are links to our hard copy referral form and online referral. Your vet can use whichever is preferable. We are currently operating under Covid-19 restrictions. Details of our procedures can be found on our website and as a pinned post on our page.
*If there is undiagnosed lameness we can offer specialised gait analysis (for which no veterinary referral is required initially). Our gait analysis system (first in the UK) provides accurate, non-invasive diagnostic support to pinpoint sources of lameness not identifiable from X rays or MRI. IMU (Inertia Measurement Unit) trackers measure and record digitally, 27 different gait parameters in real time. Analysis of this data enables precise and accurate physiotherapeutic manipulation to target the source of the lameness, providing you and your vet with detailed reports on symmetry, stance and swing phases. Changes over time and after specific physio interventions are clearly measurable, providing the evidence needed to show which treatments are most effective. We have close working links with general and equine veterinary practices in the area and work from veterinary referral.https://www.csanimalhydroandphysio.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Client-Registration-Veterinary-Referral-Form-May-2020-v5.pdf
https://www.csanimalhydroandphysio.co.uk/veterinary-referrals/
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