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 horse 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).

APRIL CLINIC A couple of spaces still available. You don’t need to know anything about groundwork to learn and what is b...
21/02/2026

APRIL CLINIC

A couple of spaces still available. You don’t need to know anything about groundwork to learn and what is better than learning along with your horse.

These clinic is run as individual lessons and to make everyone comfortable we do not allow spectators.

We have a lovely indoor area, so it doesn’t matter what the English weather decides to do.

Please see further details at https://egreenvetphysio.co.uk/events

20/02/2026

When you needed your physio session and you are just that little bit too relaxed 💤🐻

This is why I love my job. Making animals feel better is what it is all about.
18/02/2026

This is why I love my job. Making animals feel better is what it is all about.

Well it’s been a busy couple of weeks, in the last 14 days I have seen 52 patients up and down Yorkshire, run two pole c...
13/02/2026

Well it’s been a busy couple of weeks, in the last 14 days I have seen 52 patients up and down Yorkshire, run two pole clinics, completed a 23 page witness report, had a blow out and purchased 4 new tyres, added to social media daily, made multiple bookings for the coming year, completed a record form for every client and produced multiple receipts for pet insurance claims. All this has been done alongside looking after my own four furry friends, dressage training, a hay delivery, training a youngster, and all completed through lots and lots of rain!!!

So this weekend I will be off work 😊 I will respond to all enquiries on Monday. Have a great weekend all.

When you have a blow out on the motorway, your car is smoking because the dif oil is dripping everywhere and you end up ...
12/02/2026

When you have a blow out on the motorway, your car is smoking because the dif oil is dripping everywhere and you end up being recovered and buying four new decent tyres 🛞 🛞🛞🛞🫣🚙

This is the reality of working on the road, travelling to clients and keeping your most important piece of equipment running.

Now to try and find some other time to fit in the clients that I had to let down today.

Following my previous post, you were all correct! 👍🏻 The pony had muscle tension with a connective tightness through the...
12/02/2026

Following my previous post, you were all correct! 👍🏻 The pony had muscle tension with a connective tightness through the fascia. When palpated the Trapezius and Latissimus Dori muscle reacted, but the impact showed through the shoulder/ forelimb muscles due to the connective layer of fascia sitting over them all. We see the reactions from the infraspinatus and deltoid muscles that sit over the scapula bone and activate the forelimbs movement.
When asking the pony to extend the forelimb, she found it considerably more difficult on this leg to the other, just showing the impact that sore muscles and tight fascia can have on a horse’s performance.

Obviously this pony’s owners are on top of things and this pony’s next appointment is already booked with less time left between treatments.

The video on this post shows the lack of reaction following this area being released.

10/02/2026

A LITTLE QUIZ FOR FUN

Is this pony’s reaction….

A. Muscle soreness
B. Cutaneous muscle reflex (reflex used to remove insects from the surface of the skin)
C. Muscle soreness & fascia tightness

Add your answers to the comments section.

Joining in the fun with the AI caricature. Me (sort of) surrounded by animals is pretty accurate to be fair.
09/02/2026

Joining in the fun with the AI caricature. Me (sort of) surrounded by animals is pretty accurate to be fair.

A big thank you to all who braved the rain for today’s pole work clinic. We had some fantastic horses and riders taking ...
07/02/2026

A big thank you to all who braved the rain for today’s pole work clinic. We had some fantastic horses and riders taking part.

We are running further clinics this year at various locations. A full list can be found on my website https://egreenvetphysio.co.uk/events

For further pole work clinics please contact Claire to book.

This is a blog I wrote some time ago, but I thought I would reshare after having a couple of conversations this week reg...
05/02/2026

This is a blog I wrote some time ago, but I thought I would reshare after having a couple of conversations this week regarding kissing spines.

We offer full rehabilitation treatments and bespoke plans for horses that have been diagnosed with various grades of kissing spines, following treatment by their vet.

https://egreenvetphysio.co.uk/blog/f/kissing-spines-spondylosis

Anyone looking for a pole work clinic with a difference? On 7th February are running one of their Pic & Mix Performance...
02/02/2026

Anyone looking for a pole work clinic with a difference?

On 7th February are running one of their Pic & Mix Performance Camps, and as part of this we are presenting a performance horse strengthening pole work clinic.

We are offering spaces for anyone who would like to take part in the pole work clinic (who isn’t attending the camp).

Please contact Claire at for further details or to book a place.

We have very limited appointments left in February so if you want to book an appointment please let me know.
01/02/2026

We have very limited appointments left in February so if you want to book an appointment please let me know.

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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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