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Services & Pricing

Please see below services and associated pricing.
There is a discount offered for multiple horses treated at the same yard. For more information, contact us. 

Canine Initial Assessment

£35.00


The initial assessment involves static and dynamic assessment, in-depth tissue assessment, followed by appropriate treatment and a tailored exercise plan. (Approx. 1 hour). 

Canine Follow-up Consult

£30.00


The follow-up consult involves a shorter re-assessment. Includes relevant treatment and revised exercise programme (Approx. 45 mins)

Equine Initial Assessment 

£45.00


The initial assessment involves static and dynamic assessment, in-depth tissue palpation, followed by appropriate treatment and a tailored exercise plan. Ridden dynamic assessment on request. (Approx. 1-1.5 hours).

Equine Follow-up Consult

£40.00


The follow-up consult involves a shorter re-assessment. Followed by relevant treatment and revised exercise programme. (Approx. 45 minutes - 1 hour).

Treatments & Modalities

Please see below the treatments, techniques and modalities on offer at Ratcliffe Referrals Veterinary Physiotherapy. Imogen is pleased to offer: massage therapy, myofascial release, PEMFT, laser therapy, TENS, NMES and manual therapies including passive stretching and joint mobilisations.

Massage Therapy & Myofascial Release

Massage therapy is equally beneficial for equine and canine athletes as it is for human athletes. ​​​​​​​Massage therapy reduces trigger points, improves circulation, reduces toxins and spasms and improves function.

Pulsed Electro-
Magnetic Field Therapy (PEMFT)

Electromagnetic field therapy can be used for pain management and has seen improvements in delayed-union fracture repair.

Laser Therapy

*Coming soon*
Laser therapy functions on a cellular level to derive therapeutic benefit. Laser therapy has seen benefits in wound healing, reducing muscle spasm and managing osteoarthritis, to name a few.

Tailored Remedial Exercise Programmes

Imogen is trained in remedial exercise to induce therapeutic benefit. Targeted exercise can: increase joint range of motion, strengthen tissue and restore function. Exercise plans are tailored to the animal's ability and condition.