Introduction to Lisa Cleeton, Veterinary Physiotherapy & Manipulation
Lisa Cleeton welcomes you to the Veterinary Physiotherapy & Manipulation website.
My aim is to reduce the pain and suffering in animals.
I mostly treat horses, dogs and cats but have been known to treat the odd sheep, goat and rabbit!
'Prince' Monty!
I treat horses from most disciplines - dressage, eventers, racehorses, polo ponies, endurance, BSJA showjumpers, happy hackers, driving horses, show ponies, broodmares, stallions, youngstock to retired OAP's. Many horses go through life with chronic back pain, subluxated or damaged joints, muscle damage ie tears, hypotrophy (muscle wastage), hypertrophy (overdeveloped muscle), rotated hips and pelvis as well as misaligned vertebrae in their neck or polls due to muscle spasms. On a daily basis I come across horses with chronic sore back's who have just been participating in events such as show-jumping or endurance riding without complaint the day before!

Dogs, whether they are working, show or pets are also prone to back pain and lameness from either injury (eg cruciate ligament), a genetic abnormality (eg hip dysplasia) or an illness eg osteoarthritis in any of their joints. Owners do not always notice low-grade lameness or their dog beoming increasingly stiff and uncomfortable purely due to the fact that they see them everyday.
I use Veterinary Physiotherapy, McTimoney-Corley Spinal Manipulation & Shiatsu therapies to help address a wide range of musculoskeletal problems. The combination of treatment that I give will vary for each horse, dog or cat - depending on what the animal requires.
I am a fully qualified, insured, patient and experienced practitioner.
It is a legal requirement that you gain your Veterinary Surgeons consent prior to me treating your animal (see forms page).
*Remember - Prevention is better than cure!*