LUCIE EDWARDS
VETERINARY PHYSIOTHERAPY
about me
I am a Veterinary Physiotherapist in East Sussex providing physiotherapy for horses, dogs and cats in Sussex, Kent and Surrey.​
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As a mobile practitioner visiting your home or yard, I use a range of manual therapy techniques including massage, mobilisations, and stretching. I also use laser therapy and pulsed electromagnetic field therapy (PEMF) for multiple benefits.
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I achieved a First Class Honours in my Batchelor's degree in Veterinary Physiotherapy, awarded by the Royal Agricultural University. I am also fully insured to practice as a veterinary physiotherapist.
why animal physiotherapy?
maintenance treatment
performance enhancement
pre/post competition
injury rehabilitation
post operative therapy and rehab
pain management
chronic condition management
ensuring daily comfort and function
speed, strength, balance, proprioception & endurance
performance optimisation and easing post-comp tension
muscle, tendon, ligament, joint and bone injuries
wound healing, return to function after surgery
short and long term pain relief
arthritis, senior quality of life enhancement
services
equine
physiotherapy
from £50
canine
physiotherapy
from £45
laser therapy sessions
equine and canine
please enquire about treatment for other species'
sessions include...
ASSESSMENT
full animal assessment
postural
dynamic
musculoskeletal
management & lifestyle
TREATMENT
individual tailored treatment
massage techniques
myofascial release
stretches and mobilisations
electrotherapies
(laser therapy & PEMF)
REPORT & PLAN
full written report
findings and treatments
treatment plan
therapeutic exercise plan
management & lifestyle advice
ongoing support
contact options
Below you will find the contact form for queries or the registration form you can fill to get started with the booking process straight away. I aim to be in touch with you swiftly.
Alternatively, you can call, text or email me directly.
07429439231
contact form
registration form
social media links
@vetphysiolucie
Lucie Edwards is registered with the Animal Health Professions' Register under the Veterinary Physiotherapy subgroup