Canine Physiotherapy
Canine Physiotherapy or Animal physiotherapy in general is a developing profession and can provide a high level of care and follow up treatment for animals in the same way as it does for human patients.
Feline Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy for small animals is increasingly in demand with pet owners seeking out treatments where they can see positive, progressive results delivered by highly trained professionals and be involved in the care process themselves.
Equine Physiotherapy
Equine Physiotherapy provides various treatments and rehabilitation techniques which are used with the aim to restore an injured tissue back to full function and strength
Why Use A Chartered Physiotherapist?
Why Use Physiotherapy?
Animal Physiotherapy whether for dogs, cats or horses helps to restore movement and function when an animal is affected by injury, illness or disability.
At the core is the owners involvement in their animal’s care, through education, awareness and participation in their treatment.
About Me
Kate Parsons
MSCP ACPAT Cat A, RCH Dip
Kate is an experienced human physiotherapist. After qualifying in 2009 she decided to travel and spent some time in Africa working in various hospitals there.
On her return to the UK she worked in private physiotherapy clinics and became interested in transferring her skills to the animal world. She completed her Veterinary Physiotherapy training in 2013 and the idea of a private physiotherapy clinic for small animals started to take shape.
Although Kate continues to treat the occasional two legged client her focus and full time attention is on the small animal practice splitting her time between P.A.W.S and Greyfriars Veterinary Rehabilitation Referrals.