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Pricing 

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Equine Initial Assessment  £70

  • Approximately an hour and a half

  • Discussion of your horses history, previous medical conditions, workload and management

  • Static assessment

  • Gait assessment - this may include an assessment on the lunge or ridden if appropriate

  • Palpation assessment 

  • Joint range of motion assessment 

  • Tailored treatment - may include manual techniques, electrotherapy and remedial exercise

  • Home exercise plan

  • Veterinary report

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Equine Follow-up Session  £60

  • Approximately an hour

  • Thorough assessment - static, dynamic, palpation and joint range of motion

  • Tailored treatment which may include manual techniques, electrotherapy and therapeutic exercises

  • Home exercise plan 

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Canine Initial Assessment  £65

  • Approximately 1 hour - 1 hour 15

  • Discussion of your dogs history, previous medical conditions, exercise and management

  • Static assessment

  • Gait assessment 

  • Palpation assessment

  • Joint range of motion assessment

  • Tailored treatment - may include manual techniques, electrotherapy and remedial exercise

  • Home exercise plan 

  • Veterinary report

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Canine Follow-up Session   £55

  • Approximately 45mins - 1 hour

  • Thorough assessment - static, dynamic, palpation and joint range of motion

  • Tailored treatment which may include manual techniques, electrotherapy and therapeutic exercises

  • Changes to home exercise plan

Physiotherapy is often covered by insurance policies 

In some cases, an additional travel fee may apply. Please note, parking charges are passed onto the client

Fields Veterinary Physiotherapy

Mobile veterinary physiotherapy covering London, Hertfordshire and Essex. 

Email: fields.vetphysio@gmail.com

Mobile: 07762964283

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