E Green Veterinary Physiotherapy

E Green Veterinary Physiotherapy Highly recommended, award winning, fully qualified, licenced and insured veterinary physiotherapy, within Yorkshire. Covering the Yorkshire area.

Specialists in equine and canine physiotherapy. Using a wide range of techniques including physiotherapy, chiropractic techniques and electrotherapy (Laser, PEMF, Therapy Ultrasound) enables me to rebalance the horses skeletal system and ease any soft tissue tension or soreness. This allows me to rehabilitate and maintain health, function, mobility and performance of your animal. Whether your hors

e or dog is a top competitor or your family pet, I offer treatments for a range of problems including lack of performance, joint and back problems, rehabilitation, muscular injury, strain or soreness, fractures and much more. I have over 25 years experience working with horses of all disciplines, treating top competition horses to happy hacks. My canine customers include competition, working and companion dogs. I work with a chain of leading veterinary practices treating all their rehabilitation cases from spinal issues to orthopaedic problems. I also support a number of equine charities and canine training establishments. I am fully qualified, licensed and insured and I am backed by governing bodies such as IAAT (International Association of Animal Physiotherapists) and can be found in the Register for Musculoskeletal Practitioners (RAMP).

As always we maintain a high level of care by disinfecting all equipment between yards to minimise risk of contamination...
22/05/2026

As always we maintain a high level of care by disinfecting all equipment between yards to minimise risk of contamination. Given the recent outbreaks of Strangles and Equine Influenza throughout Yorkshire, this will continue, as your animals health is always our main priority.

19/05/2026

Now taken!

Had an appointment open up on 26th May at 3:30pm. If anyone wants to take it please DM me.

Electrotherapy use roundup. Wow! My small post which was meant as a warning to my clients was viewed almost 100k times w...
09/05/2026

Electrotherapy use roundup.

Wow! My small post which was meant as a warning to my clients was viewed almost 100k times within 24hrs yesterday, which I think is a sign of just how important the message behind it was.

The post received hundreds of interactions, many of those from other practitioners agreeing. I received private messages, voicenotes and thanks for raising awareness.

So having been through all the comments (I think) I have tried to do a little overview of the take away message throughout all the interaction. Hope I’ve covered it all.

A MESSAGE OF CONCERNIt is becoming more and more concerning how many horses I am seeing with pain, inflammation, sorenes...
08/05/2026

A MESSAGE OF CONCERN

It is becoming more and more concerning how many horses I am seeing with pain, inflammation, soreness and more serious complications following treatment with electrotherapy (mostly PEMF) by unqualified people.

I’m not posting this to discredit anyone, I am simply posting this because I care about the animals.

Qualified practitioners have spent years gaining their knowledge and qualifications, and often this includes specific time training to use electrotherapy correctly.

There are occasions when electrotherapy should never be applied and can cause further damage or complications to an already existing condition. Likewise using the incorrect frequencies can lead to increased muscle soreness and inflammation.

I urge anyone trying to offer their horse the very best care to do their homework about a person applying electrotherapy. The industry is not regulated enough and therefore machine manufactures will sell a machine to anyone and they can use it however they wish.
Just because your trainer has a machine doesn’t mean they have the knowledge to use it. I’m qualified as a physio, it does not mean I can do your farriers job!

It is a rising concern amongst qualified professionals throughout the country, so please be careful and keep your horses safe. 🐴❤️

Please book in advance to avoid having to wait.
07/05/2026

Please book in advance to avoid having to wait.

Accepted as an accredited practitioner for another year.Each year the Register of Musculoskeletal Practitioners checks e...
05/05/2026

Accepted as an accredited practitioner for another year.

Each year the Register of Musculoskeletal Practitioners checks each practitioners insurance, and hours of continuous professional development (CPD’s). Hours have to be logged to ensure learning and new research is being kept up with.

Every practitioner is qualified to a level 6 meaning that they have the highest standard of qualifications. This is all to ensure you know what you are getting as an animal owner.

UPCOMING CLINICSWe still have a few spaces available for our Ridden Clinic in June and our Groundwork Clinic in August. ...
04/05/2026

UPCOMING CLINICS

We still have a few spaces available for our Ridden Clinic in June and our Groundwork Clinic in August.

The ridden clinics are private one to one sessions with Emma, looking at your horses weaknesses and applying ridden exercises to make them strengths.

The groundwork is all about each your horse to be aware and confident in their own body. Teaching elements of groundwork that can then be transferred up into the saddle.

Message to book your place. A deposit is required to secure a spot.

That is us just finished for the week. We will be closed for the bank holiday weekend including Monday so all enquiries ...
01/05/2026

That is us just finished for the week. We will be closed for the bank holiday weekend including Monday so all enquiries will be responded to on Tuesday.

Have a great weekend all!

Groundwork with Applied Bodywork Clinic - 8th August 2026. Please message if you would like to book your place at our Au...
27/04/2026

Groundwork with Applied Bodywork Clinic - 8th August 2026.

Please message if you would like to book your place at our August clinic. This filled very quickly last time, so secure your place ASAP.

Location: Walton, Wakefield

Thanks to everyone who attended today’s packed Groundwork Clinic. You were all fabulous!!
25/04/2026

Thanks to everyone who attended today’s packed Groundwork Clinic. You were all fabulous!!

For all those attending my clinics this year. This is where you are headed when it is being hosted at Walton.Turn off Sh...
23/04/2026

For all those attending my clinics this year. This is where you are headed when it is being hosted at Walton.

Turn off Shay Lane just before/after (depending which direction you arrive from) the bridge and there is a track that you need to follow right to the end.

We are working in an indoor area.

Address

Stanley
Stanley
WF34AA

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 6:30pm
Thursday 9am - 6:30pm
Friday 9am - 6:30pm
Saturday 9am - 6:30pm

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