About Us

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Animal physiotherapist

The aims of Physiotherapy   

• Enhance well - being
• Speed up recovery
• Restore function
• Improve quality of movement
• Reduce pain and inflamation
• Reduce infection and aid healing
• Maintain strength 
• Slow deterioration of the joint

Animal Self Selection of Plants & Oils for 

Well-being:

Integrating the study of the innate behaviour of animals particularly focusing on horses and dogs to self-select and self-medicate from nature, with knowledge of oils and wild herbs. 

Animals including us to some degree, have the ability to self-medicate on herbs or plant oils via smell and taste, picking up on the secondary metabolic components of plants. 

A selection of dried herbs and oils matched to your animals need to offer support

 Association of Merishia Therapists 

 • We use a variety of gentle techniques to facilitate both superficial and deep release of tension 

• We enhance the effects of our massage techniques by applying specific gentle mobilisation techniques to further improve performance and flexibility 

• We work with the body-language of the animal to guide us (applied therapy) 

 Association of Merishia Therapists 

• Aids performance, can help with recovery or rehabilitation
• May help to ease stiffness and tight joints
• Can ease compensations and tension in older dogs
• Releases tension and aids relaxation
• Stimulates circulation, can desensitise
• Can bring awareness to areas of the body
• Can aid flexibility and range of movement
• Can enhance and maintain general well-being 

Acupressure balances the body's energy

By applying light touch to specific points along energy channels

The effects of acupressure have been shown to:

• Release endorphins helping to reduce pain
• Release muscle spasm
• Remove toxins and increase blood supply
• Enhance mental clarity
• Release natural cortisone to reduce swelling 
• Build the body's immune system

At Little Green Stables we host:

• Horse & Pony Rallies 
• Riding Lessons  
• Clinics 
• Treatments in our Conservatory Clinic or at the Stables 
• Share Tips and Information about our animals and how we learn from them