Equine Physiotherapy Oxfordshire

27/06/2025

It was all about the grays at Pigeon House Equestrian today, and keeping as cool as possible in this heat! 🥵I love treating the horses at PHE - some of my most longstanding and loyal clients ☺️💜🐴🦄 thanks for the photos Jen and Ella x

23/06/2025

Lovely Leo having his physio this morning 😍 He’s a handsome boy!

Horses of any age or discipline benefit from regular physio check ups and treatment to keep them looking and feeling good! Message me on WhatsApp to book your horses physio appointment- 07857 151027.
I cover Witney and the surrounding area.
Thanks Grace Richards for taking the photo ☺️

21/02/2025

Despite the wind, rain and seasonable cold weather, the days are definitely getting longer and nights are getting shorter, hooray!
Summer competitions and fun rides will soon be in sight. Don’t forget to get your beloved horses and ponies physio- checked before the work load naturally increases and the lighter, warmer evenings approach, so that you are ready to take on the fun challenges that summer can bring! 🙌

15/02/2025

Sharing a few pics from my recent epic adventure riding horse back in Africa, which has been on my bucket list for many years. The horses were the absolute hero’s of the week, carrying us on our back so we could get closer to the animals, and looking after us every step of the way. Horses are absolutely the best animals on this earth!! 🥰

28/01/2025

I am now also working at Witney Physiotherapy Centre for human clients. Whether you are a rider or not, if you have pain or niggles you can find me here! http://www.witneyphysio.com/

This is a beautifully relaxed and professional clinic and I’m so pleased to have joined the team here 💜

Witney Physiotherapy Centre aims to offer the very best in physiotherapy treatment for private and insured patients in the Witney and West Oxfordshire area.

28/11/2022

Sharing a moment: horse, human, dog 🥰 at Pigeon House Equestrian

28/11/2022

Enjoying a break from the rain last week at Pigeon House Equestrian centre with these adorable horses snoozing in the sun 😴🥰

14/11/2022

14/11/2022

As the cost of living rises, many of my clients have shared their experiences with me. The cost of feed, bedding, farrier and vets bills are going up, alongside rising energy costs and the cost of petrol, which means that many people are left having to prioritise when it comes to horse care. This is totally understandable. To avoid contributing to rising costs I have decided to keep my prices the same, until I review them again next year in April. I see physiotherapy as an essential part of your horses care, and by keeping my prices the same, I hope to ensure I am accessible to most horse owners.

£60 for 1 horse + travel costs
Discount available for group bookings.

For more information or to book an appointment, please contact me on 07857 151027 or email me at ad.physiotherapy@gmail.com

27/05/2022

What a cutie 🥰 probably my smallest client to date. Was lovely to meet this mini-shetland mare who enjoyed some physiotherapy in the sunshine today! 😎☀️

10/05/2022

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My non-horsey friends sometimes ask - how can you perform Physiotherapy on a horse? How do you communicate?
This lovely boy is one of my new clients, and is a perfect example of how communicative and expressive our horses can be. They tell us when they are happy or sad, sore or comfortable. In this video he is quite clearly saying ‘that’s the spot!’ 😍🐴🥰

18/04/2022

Is your horse or pony looking a bit on the heavy side as you are coming out of winter? Winter is the perfect time for our good doers to slim down and lose a little weight, as the cold weather requires them to burn energy to stay warm. But what if they did not lose the weight as you had expected, or gained more weight?

Carrying extra weight can put pressure on your horses joints and lead to greater risk of developing equine metabolic syndrome (EMS https://www.bhs.org.uk/advice-and-information/horse-health-and-sickness/equine-metabolic-syndrome) and laminitis.
The good news is that you can still take measures to help your horse lose weight, even at this time of year.

Simple steps such as increasing exercise levels, reducing the available grazing, reducing your rugs, soaking hay for over 12 hours and reducing hard feed can all make a difference.

For more information on how to measure and record your horses weight, check out the body condition scoring chart published by the Blue Crosshttps://www.bluecross.org.uk/sites/default/files/d8/2021-09/1.body-score-chart.pdf

and practical advice on how to manage your horses weight
https://www.bluecross.org.uk/sites/default/files/d8/2021-09/fat-horse-slim.pdf