Chloe Green Vet Physio

Chloe Green Vet Physio • BSc (Hons) Veterinary Physiotherapy - NAVP🎓
• Fully Insured, Registered and Regulated📋
• Covering Warwickshire and Surrounding Areas📍
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It’s not always a limp…🐾Dogs can compensate incredibly well, meaning subtle changes in movement, mobility, strength or b...
24/08/2026

It’s not always a limp…🐾

Dogs can compensate incredibly well, meaning subtle changes in movement, mobility, strength or behaviour can be easy to miss✨

Veterinary physiotherapy can help support healthy movement, maintain strength and flexibility, and identify subtle changes early💙

Physio isn’t just for when something goes wrong. it can be part of keeping your dog moving well throughout life🐾💙

📅 EARLY SEPTEMBER AVAILABILITYI have a limited number of appointments available for both canine & equine veterinary phys...
23/08/2026

📅 EARLY SEPTEMBER AVAILABILITY

I have a limited number of appointments available for both canine & equine veterinary physiotherapy this September!🐾🐴

🔹Tuesday 1st September
🔹Tuesday 8th September
🔹Thursday 10th September
🔹Friday 11th September

If you’ve been thinking about booking a session for your dog or horse, now is the time to get booked in to avoid disappointment💙

✨ Fully qualified & insured
✨ NAVP registered
✨ Covering Warwickshire & surrounding areas

📞 07850 897223
📧 [email protected]

Can’t see a date that suits you? Just get in touch and we can find a date that works for you🐾🐴

23/08/2026

First session with the lovely Rosie🐴💙

A lovely session with Rosie, who presented with some increased muscle tension through her back and Hindlimb musculature.

During her treatment, Rosie was seen yawning, licking and chewing💤 These are behaviours we often see when a horse is becoming more relaxed and releasing tension during a session✨

These subtle changes in body language can be a lovely indication that the horse is starting to let go of muscular tension and settle into their treatment💙 Jaine Francis

Stan🐾💙| Progress UpdateA very special update for Stan🥹💙Stan came to me following a veterinary assessment, where some cha...
23/08/2026

Stan🐾💙| Progress Update

A very special update for Stan🥹💙

Stan came to me following a veterinary assessment, where some changes were noted affecting his stifles and lower back. Since then, he has been having weekly physiotherapy sessions alongside hydrotherapy, working together to support his strength, mobility and overall comfort.

His owners have also been fantastic at keeping up with his tailored home exercises between sessions, which has been such an important part of his progress and rehabilitation🥰

Stan has recently had another veterinary review and has now been cleared to gradually increase his walks! Such a positive step in his rehabilitation! 🥰

But today… we had a little breakthrough🥹

After his session, Stan suddenly had the most wonderful excited zoomies! His owner told me they hadn’t seen Stan like that in a long time and wasn’t sure if they would see their, bouncy Spaniel Spanielling again…💙

It was such a special moment💙 Seeing Stan showing his personality again was emotional enough, but knowing his owners got to see the Stan they know and love was even more rewarding🥰

These are the moments that make veterinary physiotherapy so special. It’s not just about improving movement, it’s about helping our patients get back to being themselves🐾

And honestly… just look at that face! Stan absolutely loves his physio sessions🥹💙 Becky Jones

Dotty🐴💙Another one of my lovely regulars who has been with me since I first started my business.🥰Dotty is such a sweet g...
23/08/2026

Dotty🐴💙

Another one of my lovely regulars who has been with me since I first started my business.🥰

Dotty is such a sweet girl and absolutely loves her cuddles. She’s always more than happy to soak up some extra attention during her sessions!💙

During her latest assessment, we picked up on some reduced range of motion through the right hindlimb, alongside areas of increased muscle tension through her hindlimb and back.

Throughout her treatment, Dotty was very relaxed and gave us some lovely yawns… a subtle sign that she was settling, relaxing and releasing some of that built-up tension🥱✨

Her owner has also been provided with a tailored home exercise plan to help maintain her mobility, support comfortable movement and keep on top of any areas of tension between sessions.

It’s always so lovely seeing how comfortable these horses become with regular physiotherapy, and Dotty certainly knows how to enjoy her sessions! 🥰

Golly🐴💙Golly was one of my very first clients when I started my business, so I absolutely love coming out to see him for...
23/08/2026

Golly🐴💙

Golly was one of my very first clients when I started my business, so I absolutely love coming out to see him for his regular maintenance sessions!🥰

And, as always, he manages to completely switch off and falls asleep every single time😴

Although Golly isn’t currently in work, regular physiotherapy is still important for helping to maintain comfortable movement and overall musculoskeletal wellbeing. Horses can still develop areas of muscle tension, stiffness and reduced mobility even when they aren’t being ridden, so regular sessions allow us to monitor for any changes and address them early.

It’s all about keeping them feeling comfortable and supporting their body, whatever stage of life or level of work they’re at💙

And judging by the sleepy face… I think Golly approves! Just look at that bottom lip!💤🐴

23/08/2026

Riley🥹💙

I absolutely love coming to see Riley, as the horse who taught me everything I know (How to stay on a bronking horse😂). It is so lovely to see him happy, comfortable and still being his cheeky self🥹

At this session, his owner had noticed that Riley had become slightly less willing to use his full range of movement through the hindlimbs, appearing a little stiff behind.

Assessment highlighted areas of increased muscle tension and sensitivity through the lumbar region of his back and gluteal muscles, which may have been contributing to this reduced freedom of movement.

During treatment, Riley gave us plenty of yawns! A lovely sign that he was beginning to relax and release some of that built-up tension🥰

23/08/2026

First session with Callie🐴✨

Callie had her first physiotherapy session with me, and it was lovely to see her gradually relax and switch off throughout her treatment🥹

She can be a little sensitive and alert, so seeing her eyes getting heavier and heavier during the session was a lovely sign that she was becoming comfortable and relaxed💤

We also saw plenty of yawning throughout the session. Her owner even commented that she had never seen Callie yawn so much!🥰

Assessment highlighted some areas of increased muscle tension through her neck and back. Following massage and targeted laser therapy, Callie appeared more relaxed and comfortable, with a noticeable reduction in tension✨

Sometimes the best feedback is simply a horse telling you they feel safe enough to completely switch off💙 Jaine Francis

Equine and Canine Veterinary Physiotherapy🐾🐴Supporting your animal to move better, feel better and perform at their best...
15/08/2026

Equine and Canine Veterinary Physiotherapy🐾🐴

Supporting your animal to move better, feel better and perform at their best! Whether they’re recovering from injury, managing an ongoing condition, or simply benefiting from regular maintenance care✨

📅Limited availability remaining in August!

🔹If you’ve been thinking about booking a physiotherapy session for your horse or dog, now is the time to get in touch to secure one of the remaining appointments🔹

📍Warwickshire & surrounding areas
📞07850 897223
📧[email protected]

🔹BSc (Hons) Veterinary Physiotherapy | NAVP Registered | Fully Insured🔹

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