Support recovery and optimise outcomes in a wide range of cases — post-op orthopaedic, neurological, chronic MSK conditions, age-related mobility decline, and performance issues.

Conduct thorough, whole-body assessments — evaluating gait, posture, muscle symmetry, joint function, neurological integrity, compensation patterns, pain indicators, and soft tissue tone.

Flag abnormalities (e.g. persistent lameness, neuro deficits, severe discomfort) that may require re-evaluation or diagnostic workup — ensuring appropriate escalation back to the vet.

Deliver hands-on treatments including joint mobilisations, soft tissue release, myofascial techniques, and trigger point therapy to address dysfunction, pain, and restriction.

Prescribe condition-specific exercise programs tailored to support healing, restore function, reduce compensation, and build long-term resilience — adjusted based on progress, age, and temperament.

Utilise electrotherapies (e.g., PEMF) to aid pain control, inflammation reduction, tissue repair, muscle stimulation, and scar management.

Manage chronic conditions (e.g., OA, IVDD, CDRM), helping maintain function, reduce reliance on medications, and improve quality of life.

Communicate clearly and frequently — providing regular updates, rehab summaries, re-referrals when needed, and integrating within the wider veterinary care plan.

Support owner compliance and education — explaining pathology in lay terms, coaching home-based rehab tasks, and improving long-term outcomes through engagement.

Maintain professional development through CPD, clinical audits, and evidence-based protocols — contributing to high clinical standards and integrated case management.