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Welcome to The College of Animal Physiotherapy Ltd.

The College of Animal Physiotherapy - as well as providing physiotherapy for animals - is a major retailer of physiotherapy equipment and a training establishment.

Sherry Scott president of The College of Animal Physiotherapy and The International Association of Animal Therapists began her eventful and rewarding career in animal physiotherapy 35-years ago. Starting with equipment such as Magnetopulse and Niagara Equissage she began to achieve remarkable results. In 1980 Sherry formed an animal physiotherapy company, and soon after, sales of therapy equipment and the provision of training were added to the company’s profile. Since then Sherry and her son Fred Lawrence have trained many Therapists in the UK and abroad.

The College of Animal Physiotherapy retail and hire equipment such as pulsed magnetic field therapy, phototherapy, elecrostimulation, Ultrasound, Jacuzzi Wellies and static magnetic shapes.

Sherry Scott has been at the forefront of the industry for 25 years, providing a valuable service to hundreds of veterinary practices worldwide. She has been instrumental in the development of physiotherapy for animals and continues to provide the valuable evidence and feedback for further progression.

Our physiotherapists are members of the International Association of Animal Therapists, only work under veterinary referral and are fully insured

What is Animal Physiotherapy and what can it do for my Animal?

Animal Physiotherapy (Physical Therapy) is a complementary therapy. It is the vet’s job to diagnose an injury and treat it accordingly. The physiotherapist can then be brought in and under the vets guidance continue after care and aid healing.

In optimum conditions nature will heal an injury in a particular time span. However, for many reasons, these conditions are not always readily available. In these circumstances the injury will take longer to heal than nature intended or at worst may not heal at all. The aim of the physiotherapist is to optimise these conditions so that the body can heal the injury in its natural time span.

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Physiotherapy: Proven Benefits

Sherry Scott explains what types of ailments can be helped by physiotherapy and how to obtain that help for your horse.

It used to be a rare and unusual event for a horse to be referred for therapy of any kind. It is now becoming a routine procedure, especially for horses at a high level of competition where standards of athletic performance are rising every year.

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Training in Animal Physiotherapy

To find out further details on training in Animal Physiotherapy, simply use the link below.

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