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• begun to slow down due to old age?
• undergone a recent operation or trauma?
• dropped in performance?
• been diagnosed with a joint condition (DJD)?
• reached a level but ceased to progress?
• adopted a different gait to compensate for pain or discomfort?
• adopted a new behaviour such as bucking, rearing or any form of aggression?

If you have answered yes to any of the above or whether your animal is your top performer and you want to ensure they are muscularly fighting fit, then physiotherapy can make a significant difference to your animals life.

Animal Physiotherapy is a veterinary referred therapy used to rehabilitate and maintain health, mobility, function and performance in all animals whether they are your top competitor or your best friend.

Cotswold horse and hound physiotherapy - Hannah Ashton, based in Cheltenham, home of the Cheltenham festival and Gold Cup, specialises in the treatment of race horses, show horses, companion horses, dogs and working hounds.