.Kirsty Rawden - Veterinary Physiotherapy BSc (Hons) PgDip Vet Phys MNAVP
RAMP registered
Kirsty Rawden is a
veterinary physiotherapist based in West
Yorkshire. She provides freelance veterinary physiotherapy services
using a science based approach tailoring each treatment towards
your animal.
Working
under referral from your vet (According to the
veterinary surgeons act, 1966) Kirsty aims to use a variety of
techniques to treat musculoskeletal conditions, injury,
Neurological deficiencies, age related changes, and help with
pre and post operative conditioning. A combination of manual
techniques, remedial exercise prescription and electrotherapies
will be used to treat your animal with every treatment plan
tailored towards your animals needs to ensure the
very best results.
Kirsty is
fully qualified in veterinary physiotherapy to
Post graduate level. She is an executive member of the
National Association of Veterinary
Physiotherapists and on the Register of Animal musculoskeletal
practitioners (RAMP). Kirsty
is fully insured and her
services are pet insurance company approved.
Kirsty is also an accredited clinical educator
which means she teaches some of the clinical aspects of the
university courses and often has students out observing her
work.
Kirsty
works within the region of West Yorkshire. Areas
covered with no travel charge are indicated on the
map below however if you are interested in a treatment for
your animal and do not live within the area shown please
contact her and she will endeavour to meet your
needs.
Areas covered Across Yorkshire and Surrounding areas. Appointments outside of this area may be arranged but may incur addition travel charges.
Prices
Intital assessment & treatment
Horse £50 Dog £45
Follow up treatment (within 8 weeks of initial assessment)
Horse £45 Dog £40
Please note: Veterinary consent needs to be given before any physiotherapy session can take place (Veterinary Surgeons Act, 1966). This can either be gained by yourself by asking your vet to complete the form below, or I am happy to do this for you.