Keeling's Veterinary Physiotherapy
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Providing a mobile veterinary physiotherapy service across Derbyshire, Staffordshire, Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire, can travel further on request. Shane Keeling is a fully qualified Veterinary Physiotherapist who graduated from Harper Adams University's specific Veterinary Physiotherapy post-graduate diploma course in 2014. Shane originally trained as a Human Physiotherapist at Sheffield Hallam and qualified in 2010.
Shane is a fully registered Veterinary Physio with the National Association of Veterinary Physiotherapists (NAVP). Being a member of the NAVP ensures that the Physiotherapist has undergone a recognised training course, that they are fully insured and that they adhere to strict codes of professional conduct. The NAVP acts to regulate their Physio's by ensuring that they complete annual continual professional development (CPD) courses/days, this ensures that they maintain their skill levels and improve their knowledge base.
Shane provides a mobile service across most parts of the Midlands, but can travel further on request (there may be additional costs for this service). Shane is flexible and regularly has appointments throughout the week, including weekends and late evening slots (mainly during the summer when its light!)
All animals will be considered for treatment, subject to your Vet's consent/referral. Appointments and treatment sessions generally last 1hr to 1hr 30mins, which include full history taking, initial assessment of your animal, treatment and a final debrief of any homework or exercises for the owners. Copies of notes are always provided.
Prices are per session no matter how long it takes! Prices are as follows:
Small animal (dog or smaller) - £35
Equine - £40
Please call or email anytime to arrange an appointment or for a chat about treatment options and general advice.
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Well I haven't posted many updates on here recently, as some of you my know, I have had a pretty busy summer. So now that the wedding is over and the honeymoon feels like an age ago, I'm fully back into the swing of things! I'm taking appointments throughout the week now, including weekends and evenings. I will travel up to a 50 mile radius around Derby, but am willing to travel further upon request. So if your horse has had a long summer of competing, is struggling with performance or you feel they would just benefit from a once over physio treatment just give me a ring! Shane.
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Sunny days and lighter evenings! Spring is just around the corner! With fields and arenas starting to dry out and competition season starting now is the time to get your horses booked in for a physio check-up. Make sure your horses are in tip-top condition, supple and pain free before commencing with your spring exercise plans!
Still have some appointment slots available in February! I'm very flexible and will do evening/weekend appointments most weeks. Discounts are available for group bookings of 6 or more animals in one day. Please call or text to book a slot - 07966924289. Shane
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Great to see this little star today for her Physio session. Brooke is now back to full fitness and popping a few jumps! 4 months after suffering a tear to her right biceps tendon. A combination of pain relief, massage, stretching and the correct exercises have seen her through her rehab, and of course some hard work from Nell her owner!
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Just back from an unscheduled visit to one of my regulars, the lovely Molly. Molly has been going really well and is back jumping following a lengthy period on the sidelines with a back issue. She had a little fall whilst jumping on Saturday and landed on her nose and shoulder, so her caring owners called me immediately so that I could give her a once over. It's really great to get in there straight after something like this, so that I can treat any sore spots and tight muscles before they become a problem and the horse starts to compensate months down the line!
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