Sherry Scott

Sherry Scott president of The College of Animal Physiotherapy and The International Association of Animal Physiotherapists (IAAT), is one of the pioneers of physiotherapy for animals. She has been an animal physiotherapist for 35-years and still provides the highest service to many, many veterinarians.

Sherry has been instrumental in the development of physiotherapy and physiotherapy equipment from the start. Being one of the longest working animal physiotherapists in the U.K, and many professionals have benefited greatly from her wealth of knowledge and experience. She has trained and continues to train many successful physiotherapists both nationally and internationally.

Sherry will deliver physiotherapy to any animal that requires her services. It is not unknown for elephants, giraffes, bulls, pigs and parrots just to mention a few to be dropped into a normal days work. Sherry has assisted horses such as the famous Sefton and Tigre back to comfort and performance. Many horses and dogs on the circuit today rely on her services as part of their preparation and maintenance. Contact Sherry on 01844 291526.

Fred Lawrence

Fred is manging director at The College of Animal Physiotherapy and the first point of contact for training and products.   He trained with his mother, Sherry Scott, in 1980 after hanging up his boots as a professional show jumper. Fred is also a trained and experienced equine dentist. Contact Fred on 01844 290512 or email therapyenquiry@aol.com.

Katie Lawrence

Katie is a director and saddle fitting advisor at The College of Animal Physiotherapy. Katie trained with Sherry Scott in 2001.  Katie has been running her family livery yard for 10 years and has ridden and competed horses all her life. Contact Katie on 01844 290512 or email therapyenquiry@aol.com.