Welcome to
Golden Vet Physio
Trusted Mobile Veterinary Physiotherapy Services in Oxfordshire
Helping your animals move better, recover faster and live happier lives
Are you searching for professional veterinary care to help your dog or horse recover from injury, manage chronic conditions, or enhance their physical performance?
Our mobile veterinary physiotherapy service is here to provide expert, evidence-based treatments tailored to your animal’s specific needs—all in the comfort of your location, anywhere in Oxfordshire.
Does this sound like your animal?
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Your dog is limping after walks
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Your horses stride has shortened or feels uneven
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They struggle with stairs, jumps or normal training routines
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They seem stiff or in pain after exercise
If so, Veterinary Physiotherapy can help restore mobility, reduce pain and support long-term wellbeing.
What exactly is Veterinary Physiotherapy?
Veterinary Physiotherapy is a science-based approach to improving an animal's comfort, strength, and mobility. It combines manual therapies (massage, stretching, joint mobilisation), electrotherapies (such as Pulsed Electromagnetic Energy), and tailored exercise programmes to treat injury, reduce pain, and enhance performance.
Unlike general massage, Veterinary Physiotherapy is carried out by qualified professionals registered with RAMP, ensuring evidence-based, safe, and effective care.
What to expect from a Session
1. Initial Consultation & Assessment - reviewing history, gait, and condition.
2. Hands-on Treatment - tailored mix of manual and electrotherapy.
3. Exercise Plan - practical exercises you can carry out at home.
4. Progress Reviews - regular check-ins to track improvements.
"Most owners see improvements in comfort, movement, and behaviour after just a few sessions".
Who we support
For Owners & Vets
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Owners - Helping pets live pain-free, active lives
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Vets - A trusted partner for referrals and ongoing rehabilitation plans
Choosing a RAMP-registered veterinary physiotherapist is a smart, safe, and professional choice for both owners and vets. It ensures the practitioner is:
Qualified, Legally compliant, Ethical and accountable, Veterinary-referred and collaborative