Kelly left a career as a classical musician to pursue her passion for improving the physical health of animals. She completed a Level 3 qualification in Equine Sports Massage before gaining a PgDip in Equine Physiotherapy.

More recently Kelly has completed her Masters (MSc) in McTimoney Animal Chiropractic, treating both dogs and horses (this does not imply that Kelly is a human chiropractor, but a specialist in animal chiropractics). These combined qualifications allow Kelly to approach each animal with a holistic eye, using a variety of techniques to achieve a positive outcome. Kelly also rides for racehorse trainer Michael Blake and works alongside Sharon Blake in rehoming ex-racehorses from trainers all across the country. Kelly has a retired thoroughbred called Roxy and a youngster fresh off the track named ‘Good Old Winnie’ who she hopes to compete in the future.

Sophie graduated with a BSc (Hons) degree in Equine Science in 2014 and went on to obtain her qualifications in animal physiotherapy and an MSc in Veterinary Physiotherapy from Writtle College University.  This represents the highest level of qualification in the veterinary physiotherapy field currently.

Sophie is able to treat all species of animals, but has a particular interest in horses and equestrian sport.

Sophie is a member of the National Association of Veterinary Physiotherapists (NAVP) and is fully insured.

Sophie loves her job and has a particular interest in orthopaedic rehabilitation. Sophie undertakes continual professional development days to keep up to date with the most current research and practices. She enjoys spending time with and walking her dogs, Lola the Labrador, and Jimmy the Jack Russell puppy.

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Chloe has had a passion for animals since a young age and always knew she wanted to work with animals one way or another! At home she has her horse, Diablo, and her two springer doodles, Bella and Pippa. After completing her degree in Equine Therapy and achieving a First Class Honours, Chloe decided to pursue a career in Veterinary Physiotherapy and has gained a postgraduate diploma (PgD) in Veterinary Physiotherapy.

Chloe is fully insured and is a member of the National Association of Veterinary Physiotherapists (NAVP)

"I am very lucky that I can do a job that I am passionate about!"

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