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S E R V I C E S

Halle Mackman Veterinary Physiotherapy offers a range of services to suit your animal's needs.

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Being a mobile veterinary physiotherapy service means that there is no stressful journey needed for your animal to receive treatment!

 

Unsure if your animal may benefit from physiotherapy - take a look at our lists of common issues and conditions we treat.​

Halle performing physiotherapy to a horse
Halle using TENS on a horse
Halle using kinesiology tape on a horse
Horse with painted muscles
Halle performing massage to a horse

Your horse or pony may benefit from physiotherapy if they experience any of the following:

Decreased Performance

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- Knocking down poles

- Uncomfortable in canter

- Favouring one rein

- Struggling with maintaining a contact

- Lack of hindlimb engagement

Behavioural Changes

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- Grumpy when tacking-up/girthing

- Misbehaviour

- New stereotypies/vices

- Head shyness

- Bucking/rearing when ridden

Musculoskeletal Changes

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- Sensitivity in certain areas

- Back discomfort

- Uneven muscle distribution

- Muscle loss

- Joint restrictions

Biomechanical Changes

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- Lameness

- General stiffness

- Changes in posture

- Asymmetry

- Uneven shoe/hoof wear

Your horse or pony may benefit from physiotherapy if they have any of the following conditions:

Kissing Spines

Osteoarthritis

Tendon/Ligament Injuries

Bone Fractures

Sacro-iliac Dysfunction

Locking Stifle

Fibrotic Myopathy

Muscle Tears

Back Discomfort

Neurological Issues

Nerve Damage

Wobbler's

Wounds

Meniscal Injuries

Halle using heat therapy on a dog for the Golden Oldie MOT
Halle using PEMF on a dog
Class 3B therapeutic laser infrared and visible red light
Halle performing physiotherapy to a dog
Halle performing physiotherapy to a dog

Your dog or cat may benefit from physiotherapy if they experience any of the following:

Decreased Performance

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- Knocking down agility poles

- Slowing down on walks

- Difficulty with stairs, lowering themselves and rising

Musculoskeletal Changes

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- Sensitivity in certain areas

- Muscle loss

- Joint restrictions

Behavioural Changes

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- Reluctant to play

- New aggression

- Misbehaving

Biomechanical Changes

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- Lameness

- General stiffness

- Decreased mobility

Your dog or cat may benefit from physiotherapy if they have any of the following conditions:

Elbow/Hip Dysplasia

Osteoarthritis

Tendon/Ligament Injuries

Bone Fractures

Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD)

Luxating Patella

Fibrotic Myopathy

Muscle Tears

Chronic Degenerative Myelopathy

Spondylosis

Nerve Damage

Fibrocartilaginous Embolism

Wounds

Meniscal Injuries

DID YOU KNOW?!

Physiotherapy can also be used pre-surgery, post-surgery and post-injury.

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Physiotherapy is also excellent for injury prevention, enhancing sporting performance and aids with general maintenance.

The full equine and canine services lists can be seen on their separate pages.

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During consultations a range of electrotherapies may be used. Halle Mackman Veterinary Physiotherapy uses:

T E N S / E M S

Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS)

Provides temporary symptomatic pain relief through mild electrical impulses.

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Electrical muscle stimulator (EMS)

Helps regain muscle strength and mass by creating an artificial muscle contraction by activating neuromuscular junctions.

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Used for acute or chronic pain, osteoarthritis, muscle loss/weakness and sport injuries.

P E M F

Pulsed electromagnetic field therapy (PEMF)

Generates a low-level electromagnetic field to reestablish cellular voltage and optimise repair in the body.

 

Cellular signals lead to a variety of downstream signalling pathways which help with:

  • Pain relief

  • Fracture repair

  • Inflammation

  • Calming

  • Neurological conditions

 

Used for osteoarthritis, hip/elbow dysplasia, fractures, IVDD and soft tissue injuries.

C L A S S  3 B
L A S E R

Low-level laser therapy

Uses low energy levels to treat damaged tissue by enhancing the body’s natural healing process. It stimulates wound healing, helps with pain relief and provides anti-/pro-inflammatory effects.

 

​Used for acute or chronic pain, osteoarthritis, post-surgery, sporting injuries, inflammation, wounds and soft tissue injuries.

T H E R M O T H E R A P Y

Epiony heat pad

Increases circulation which delivers oxygen and nutrients to the tissues. It provides pain relief by relaxing the muscle and reducing tension.

 

Used for osteoarthritis, muscle tension, muscle atrophy, poll tension, hip/elbow dysplasia, geriatric patients and chronic injuries.

By booking an appointment with Halle Mackman Veterinary Physiotherapy, you have confirmed that you have read, understood and agreed to the Terms and Conditions. If you have any queries, please contact us before the appointment.

Fuel charges will be applied based on the distance travelled by the physiotherapist. The cost is calculated by the distance on Google Maps from NN6 9Q*. The charges are as follows:

 

0-20 miles = free

20+ miles = £0.45 per mile

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The fuel charge will be removed if two or more animals are receiving treatment in the same location.

P A C K A G E S    &    D I S C O U N T S

E Q U I N E

Pay in advance for 3 Equine Follow-up Consultations or Golden Oldie MOT's. Works out with a 10% discount per visit.

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Does not include Equine Initial Consultations.

3 Follow-up Consultations:

£148

C A N I N E

Pay in advance for 3 Canine Follow-up Consultations or Golden Oldie MOT's. Works out with a 10% discount per visit.

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Does not include Canine Initial Consultations.

3 Follow-up Consultations:

£108

+ 3    P A T I E N T S

If there are 3 or more horses on the same yard, or dogs from the same household, there will be a 20% discount added per patient.

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Any travel charges will also be deducted.

Price Per Horse:

£44

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Halle Mackman Veterinary Physiotherapy​

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Northamptonshire

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Tel.   07734251059​

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Email.   info@hallevetphysio.com

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