Yorkshire Equine and Canine Physiotherapy and Chiropractic Treatment
Yorkshire Animal Therapy are horse and dog musculoskeletal specialists who offer a unique, holistic approach to treating your animals. We are the only therapists in the area to offer a combined approach of McTimoney chiropractic techniques and veterinary physiotherapy methods as standard practice for your dog or horse.
Based in Harrogate, we cover the treat horses and dogs in Yorkshire and surrounding areas: Harrogate, Wetherby, Keighley, Skipton, Ilkley, Halifax, Huddersfield, Wakefield, Driffield, Malton, Bentham, Gildersome, York, Thirsk, Middleham, Leeds, Doncaster, Bradford, Leeds, Rotherham, Ripon, Northallerton, Bedale and many more.
Yorkshire Animal Therapy offers the following specialist services for your dog or horse:
- McTimoney Animal Chiropractic
- Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT)
As horse and dog therapists, at Yorkshire Animal Therapy we aim to work closely with your veterinary surgeon to provide optimal patient care. The therapies we offer treat a variety of conditions and complaints. For more specific information please explore our website or call us for a no obligation chat:
Dominique Armitage Riley (Veterinary Physiotherapist) 07960 640901
or Zara Mitchell (McTimoney Animal Chiropractor) 07983 729078.
Dominique Armitage Riley - Qualified Veterinary Physiotherapist who has a specialist interest in biomechanics and rehabilitation. As part of her course has studied both academically and practically in: Massage techniques, Electrotherapy, Manual therapies (stretching and range of motion) and rehabilitation techniques/plans. Dominique is fully insured and registered with ASSVAP & RAMP.
Zara Mitchell - Registered Veterinary Nurse with a special interest in neurology, orthopaedics and post surgical rehabilitation. Qualified as a McTimoney Animal Chiropractor, Low Level Laser Therapist, Canine Hydrotherapist and in Equine & Canine Massage. Zara is fully insured and registered with the MAA & RAMP.
It is a legal requirement that veterinary consent is sought and obtained before any treatment can take place. Therefore your vet will have to fill out this form, sign and date it before your appointment.
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Your vet may ask if your therapist has the correct insurance - this is a copy of my current 2018/2019 insurance certificate. They may also ask what group I am accredited with, this is the McTimoney Animal Association and RAMP (Register for Animal Musculoskeletal Practitioners).
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Your vet may ask if your therapist has the correct insurance - this is a copy of my current 2019 insurance certificate. They may also ask what group I am accredited with, this is the Association for the Scientific Study of Animal Veterinary Physiotherapy (ASSAVP) and RAMP (Register of Animal Musculoskeletal Practitioners).
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