Welcome to Jessica Spalding Veterinary Physiotherapist
At Jessica Spalding Veterinary Physiotherapist, I provide excellence in physiotherapy for animals through a holistic, multidisciplinary approach. I aim to provide treatments to competition animals, both equine and canine, as well as much loved leisure and companion animals, with care and respect.
Veterinary physiotherapy is an established and well recognised veterinary profession that aims to maintain mobility, independence, function, and enhance performance, whether that be recovery following injury, surgery, illness and age related problems. Veterinary physiotherapists are experts in muscle movement and exercise prescription in order to optimise animal locomotion through rehabilitation. The role of a Veterinary Physiotherapist is to fully assess an animal to formulate a programme to aid in your pets recovery. Physiotherapy also plays a hugely important role in the maintenance and enhancement of performance in both working dogs and sport horses. This aids as a preventative measure by detecting symptoms in the early stages of development to minimise sport related injuries and to maintain fitness so that your dog or horse can work at its peak performance.
Veterinary Physiotherapists utilise an array of techniques and electrotherapies to promote healing and aid in the rehabilitation of injuries by decreasing pain and restoring function. In conjunction with exercise prescription these form an important aspect of a rehabilitation programme.
Veterinary physiotherapy is an established and well recognised veterinary profession that aims to maintain mobility, independence, function, and enhance performance, whether that be recovery following injury, surgery, illness and age related problems. Veterinary physiotherapists are experts in muscle movement and exercise prescription in order to optimise animal locomotion through rehabilitation. The role of a Veterinary Physiotherapist is to fully assess an animal to formulate a programme to aid in your pets recovery. Physiotherapy also plays a hugely important role in the maintenance and enhancement of performance in both working dogs and sport horses. This aids as a preventative measure by detecting symptoms in the early stages of development to minimise sport related injuries and to maintain fitness so that your dog or horse can work at its peak performance.
Veterinary Physiotherapists utilise an array of techniques and electrotherapies to promote healing and aid in the rehabilitation of injuries by decreasing pain and restoring function. In conjunction with exercise prescription these form an important aspect of a rehabilitation programme.
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