Pricing

Below you can find the pricing for
our Equine and Canine Consultations

Initial Consultation

£65 /Per Session

What’s included?
  • 1-2 Hour Session
  • Review of current concerns and history
  • Full static and dynamic assessment including ridden observation if requested
  • Treatment
  • Tailored bespoke exercise prescription
  • Further support and guidance where required
  • Indiba Radiofrequency therapy (+£5)
Follow Up Consultation

£60 /Per Session

What’s included?
  • 1 Hour Session
  • Full Reassessment
  • Further Treatment (if required)
  • Progressed exercises and rehab plan
  • Formal Written Report
  • Indiba Radiofrequency therapy (+£5)
Other Animals

At Libertas Vet Physio, we offer treatments for other animals. If you would like to find out more about pricing and treatments for your animal, please enquire.

Multi-Session Discounts

Package discounts/deals are available however prices will vary depending on which treatments are required for specific animals and are therefore only available after an initial consultation.

Location Discounts

Did you know we also offer discounts where multiple animals are seen at the same location. If you’d like to find out more about this offer, please get in touch.

Frequently Asked Questions.

How many treatments is my animal likely to need?
Each animal and case is unique, some cases may only require a checkup every six months
while others will require numerous sessions in order to address any issues.
I would like to get my animal booked in however they are currently receiving veterinary treatment.
If you would like your animal to have a physio session and they are currently receiving veterinary care you will need to ask you vet if they are happy for the animal to see a physio and ask them to send through a signed form giving veterinary consent for the physiotherapy treatment.
Will I be able to ride my horse after a physio session.
We normally do not recommend you ride you horse for at least 24 hours following your physio session however this length of time my vary depending on what was found during the session and what treatments were applied.
How should I prepare for my session?
All animals should be relatively clean and dry prior to the session and be moved to a quiet area where treatment can safely be given such as their stable for horses or a quiet area of the house with something to lie on for dogs.