Specialist in Equine Veterinary Physiotherapy.

Horse rehabilitation and performance enhancement across the North of Wales and the North West of England.

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Equine physiotherapy specialist

Ella Ditchfield BSc (Hons) Veterinary Physiotherapist and FEI Permitted Equine Therapist, based in the North of Wales and the North West of England.

I’m a vet physio who specialises in veterinary physiotherapy for horses. I treat to aid rehabilitation following injury/illness, reducing pain and improving movement. I also treat horses at the very top of their athletic career to maintain peak condition.

I have previous experience working in an equine orthopaedic veterinary surgery and I have also worked with some top level dressage horses and riders, as well as in a multitude of other disciplines including polo.

I am governed by the National Association of Veterinary Physiotherapists (NAVP) and fully insured too for your peace of mind. To find my name listed on the NAVP website, click here. I am also a Permitted Equine Therapist for the FEI after being examined on the FEI code of conduct, FEI regulations and FEI anti-doping regulations which means that I am able to attend and treat at official FEI functions as a carded professional.

Primarily I am based in the North of Wales (Flintshire) but also cover the North West of England. My core working areas cover: Flintshire, Wrexham, Denbighshire, Conwy, Cheshire and Lancashire. I am, however, happy to travel further afield for group bookings or travel cost coverage.

 

Testimonials

I offer a range of services to keep your horse fit and healthy.

 
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Manual therapies

These include a wide variety of different massage and soft tissue techniques, joint mobilisations or manipulations, myofascial release, stretches etc.

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Remedial exercise programs

Each horse needs to be considered carefully as an individual. Individual exercise programmes are utilised to help to encourage correct movement patterns and improve muscle strength, endurance, suppleness, proprioception, balance and stability as may be required.

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Electrotherapies

The use of therapeutic machines such as ultrasound, laser, pulsed electromagnetic field therapy, H-wave, TENS, interferential, microcurrent, and electrical muscle stimulation.

Areas I Cover.

  • Lancashire

  • Flintshire

  • Denbighshire

  • Conwy

  • Cheshire

  • Derbyshire

  • Staffordshire

  • Merseyside

  • North Wales

 
 

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