Free Stride Veterinary Physiotherapy

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Free Stride Veterinary Physiotherapy

BSc (Hons) GSR, PgD Vet Phys, MNAVP

04/08/2025

Taped up and ready to roll... literally! I love this Kinesiology tape that holds up to the realities of equine life - even the post-treatment mud bath!

Equine K Taping UK

26/06/2025

Feeling super grateful to all my clients this month - June has been a very busy! 🌟

July and August are starting to fill up quickly. If your animal is due please get in touch sooner rather than later for an appointment - Thank you!🗓️

02/06/2025

Sponsoring our class - Long & Wiry Coat - is Free Stride Veterinary Physiotherapy! 🐴🐶🐱

Domini (BSc (Hons), GSR, PgD Vet Phys, MNAVP) at Free Stride Veterinary Physiotherapy offers a range services varying from general maintenance aiming to target aches, pains, strains and compensatory movement patterns to more specific pre-habilitation or rehabilitation following injury or surgery.

Do you know the common signs that your animal may need Physiotherapy?
🩵Stiffness, soreness or reduced performance
🩵Behavioural problems on the ground or under saddle
🩵Reduced muscle mass or poor posture
🩵Just generally not feeling their usual selves

Any questions or queries or to book in, contact Domini on 07586 470548!

18/05/2025

I’ve had a super busy and informative day attending the Equine Kinesiology Taping course ran by Equine K Taping UK. It was a wonderful day learning some new skills as well as working alongside other knowledgeable therapists.

So I can now offer Kinesiology taping within my sessions too 💪

Kinesiology Taping helps with;
🔹Muscle activation and relaxation
🔸Fascia restrictions
🔹Providing stabilisation
🔸Lymphatic drainage and inflammation
🔹Pain relief and decompression

09/05/2025

Nice big release for this handsome boy this morning after some manual work on his neck and shoulders 💪

07/05/2025

Post physio yawns 🥱

30/04/2025

I’ve had quite a few referrals back to saddle fitters recently, lots of ponies changing shape with an increased work load after winter and/or the spring grass coming through.

While I’m not a saddle fitter, there are certain things I look out for on a horses body that may indicate a saddle may need some adjustment. With a saddle that is too tight/narrow over the withers, a lot of pressure is placed on the Thoracic part of the Trapezius muscle preventing it from working effectively. The scapula (shoulder blade) then cannot rotate backwards when the forelimb moves forward. The cranial shoulder and base of the neck work to pull the scapula forward to avoid contact with the saddle and the Triceps overwork to also pull the scapula away from the saddle, creating compensatory tightness in these areas. Center of gravity is then shifted forwards onto the forelimbs leading to reduced core engagement and lifting through the back.

Long term issues (alongside pain and negative behaviours) occur such as atrophy of the Thoracic Trapezius and neck muscles, over development of the cranial shoulder muscles, reoccurring tightness and reduced performance.

Any questions or queries about how physiotherapy can benefit your animals or the services available, then please do not hesitate to contact me.

📞 07586470548
📧 freestridevetphysio@gmail.com
📨 Facebook messenger

16/04/2025

It’s that time of year again! I am spending my days completely covered in hair from head to toe and I couldn’t be happier 🥰 All Veterinary Physiotherapy sessions currently come with a free hair removal service 🪒🫣

11/04/2025

Perfect start to the morning 😌 Veterinary physiotherapy session in the sunshine for this sweet girl so she’s all ready for the BD Nationals next week 💪🏻

A little bit of work around C1/C2 = a much too heavy head that requires physio to once again become a head rest 🥰

Happy horse & happy vet physio ❤️

04/04/2025

Smile, it’s the weekend! 😄

Another busy week of MOT’s and rehab cases nearly done (One more work day for me tomorrow)🐴🐶

I hope everyone is enjoying the sunshine ☀️

01/04/2025

Happy April 🌻

Appointments for April are very limited and May is starting to book up. Please get in touch sooner rather than later if you are wanting to book in 🙏

Another perk of my job (along with helping all your wonderful animals) is the exploring I get to do - I found this lovely spot last week and stopped for a quick lunch break in the sunshine☀️

📞 07586470548
📧 freestridevetphysio@gmail.com
📨 Facebook messenger

28/03/2025

A busy morning followed by an informative afternoon attending the NAVP Annual General Meeting 2025.

I’m really proud to be a member of this association which works hard to ensure the highest standards of veterinary physiotherapy care is delivered to animals through a strong foundation of scientific knowledge, clinical practice and continuous research. If you’re interested in learning a bit more about the National Association of Veterinary Physiotherapists please click the link below or feel free to pop me any questions!

https://www.navp.co.uk

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About Us

Domini Frusher owns and runs Horse & Human Rehabilitation. She gained a First Class BSc (Hons) in Sport Rehabilitation from the University of Bradford. During this undergraduate study she experienced a wide variety of placements allowing skills to develop for assessing, treating and managing musculoskeletal conditions/injuries as well as providing first aid for sports teams. She has also completed the Equissage Europe Equine Sport Massage & Rehabilitation course becoming a Certified Equine Sport Massage Therapist.

Domini is a keen horse rider with over 12 years experience allowing her to have gained knowledge and understanding of the sport and its demands on both human and equine. This can be seen throughout her Sport Rehabilitation and Equine Sport Massage to help both human and horse become and remain a team.