FlexiPets Physiotherapy

FlexiPets Physiotherapy Chartered physiotherapist with a masters degree in veterinary physiotherapy, covering Hants & Wilts

I had an exciting phone call today from Equilibrium Products … I am now an official brand ambassador 🥳 I have always lov...
24/07/2025

I had an exciting phone call today from Equilibrium Products … I am now an official brand ambassador 🥳
I have always loved their products and many are backed by independent research. Now I am able to get all products discounted and share the benefits with clients too.
Everybody loves a saving 😋 🐴 🐶

10/07/2025
Some photos from the in hand clinic today, all horses and ponies did exceptionally well… some challenging exercises in t...
28/06/2025

Some photos from the in hand clinic today, all horses and ponies did exceptionally well… some challenging exercises in there today ☺️

Huge thank you to Paula at Tanglefoot for the use of school and poles, and Sam Butcher for helping!

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14/06/2025

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Scientists believe that dogs frequently dream about their owners, especially during activities like playing, based on research into canine sleep patterns and brain activity. Studies show that dogs enter REM sleep—the same dreaming phase seen in humans—during which their brainwaves mimic those of an awake, active state. In some cases, researchers have observed muscle twitches or paw movements that resemble walking or tail wagging.

Harvard researchers and others suggest that because dogs form strong emotional bonds with their humans, their dreams are likely filled with familiar and meaningful interactions. Much like people replay fragments of their day while sleeping, dogs may be reliving joyful moments spent with the people they love most.

I’m away for birthday celebrations, staying off grid with no signal… so I will be forced to completely switch off 😝 back...
29/05/2025

I’m away for birthday celebrations, staying off grid with no signal… so I will be forced to completely switch off 😝 back Tuesday 3rd and will reply to msgs then ❤️

Kenzo shortly before turning poll releases into full blown cuddles ❤️
21/05/2025

Kenzo shortly before turning poll releases into full blown cuddles ❤️

Maybe I’m bonkers, I probably am. But I have always ‘wanted’ to run a marathon, and never believed I could or would have...
03/05/2025

Maybe I’m bonkers, I probably am. But I have always ‘wanted’ to run a marathon, and never believed I could or would have the time to train (definitely questionable), but I woke up 2 days ago thinking if I never enter one - there will always be a reason why I can’t. So I’ve entered 🫣 the New Forest marathon in September. I’m raising money for Second Chance Animal Rescue Southampton where we adopted our beautiful Maggie. Just she, her siblings and mum alone cost the rescue so much in treatment for fleas, worms and parvovirus on top of vaccines and microchips. Every donation helps them rescue more animals in need and give them a ‘second chance’.

https://www.justgiving.com/page/poppy-le-peuple-1?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=CL&utm_campaign=015

I’ll probably create another fundraiser after the run for a new set of knees 😂

Help Poppy Le Peuple raise money to support SECOND CHANCE ANIMAL RESCUE

I had a slightly different type of patient this week! 🦙
03/05/2025

I had a slightly different type of patient this week! 🦙

Some pics from the in hand physio clinic yesterday, 9 stations of exercises to challenge strength, range of motion, coor...
27/04/2025

Some pics from the in hand physio clinic yesterday, 9 stations of exercises to challenge strength, range of motion, coordination, proprioception, rhythm and collection, and all encouraging core engagement. All horses were mentally and physically exhausted by the end 🐴

Thank you Tanglefoot Farm Livery for the venue and organising 😀

And thank you for those for coming.

After being on my “to do list” for the past 4 years of always being “too busy” I decided at the start of this year to just book a date and do it. I’m so glad because it was great fun and something different for all!

In hand sessions are excellent for muscle recruitment, encouraging self-carriage and the horse to become more aware of their body without interference from saddle and rider. When on the ground it enables us to see how they are moving and monitor postural changes, giving gentle guidance and identifying when something is too big of an ask.

I will be running more of these this year so look out for dates 🗓️

This afternoon was spent lecturing for Sparsholt Equine BSc students, a whistle stop tour on everything equine physio re...
12/02/2025

This afternoon was spent lecturing for Sparsholt Equine BSc students, a whistle stop tour on everything equine physio related😄👩🏻‍🏫

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About FlexiPets Physiotherapy

I am a Veterinary Physiotherapist and Chartered (human) Physiotherapist living in Hampshire. I have grown up around a menagerie of animals, smelling of the sweet perfume of horses, fighting the deadweight of snoring, dreaming canines for the duvet, and clearing the pride of cats from the kitchen table to eat breakfast.

Following my love of animals I attended Sparsholt College and completed a National Diploma in Animal Management. After having an Equine Bodyworker to treat my then problem horse and seeing the tremendous effect her work had on relieving her pain, I decided I wanted to channel my studies into rehabilitation and pursue a career promoting the welfare of animals. ​

When my grandma needed to have Physiotherapy on her broken shoulder, I watched the physiotherapist working and continued going through her exercise programme. The rewards I felt from seeing her achieve an increase in range of movement and pain reducing widened my eyes to the effects of physiotherapy. ​

Following this, I attended Barton Peveril College to achieve the Science grades needed to complete a BSc in Physiotherapy, which I went on to do at The University of Southampton. From there I became a Chartered Physiotherapist, and have spent time working in the community and within the acute team of a hospital, as well as doing voluntary work in Sri Lanka. Alongside my professional work I also own a small business "Poppits", making clay replicas of peoples pets which has taken off and keeps me extremely busy. After 6 years of university, I have received my Master of Science in Veterinary Physiotherapy - offering the highest level qualification of veterinary physio, ensuring your pets have the best possible treatment.