Msc Veterinary Physiotherapy for Equine and Canine Diploma in Small Animal Hydrotherapy NAVP & RAMP Jess is a qualified Veterinary Physiotherapy for both equine and canine after attending a 4-year full time Integrated Masters Degree course at Writtle University College. Since obtaining her qualification she has built up a client base in the Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire,

Cloe is currently completing her final year studying a masters degree in Veterinary Physiotherapy for Equine and Canine at Writtle College University, She is also due to complete the Equineology course and be qualified as an Equine bodyworker Cloe has always had a love for animals, but has had a particular interest in physiotherapy since

After studying Zoology at Southampton University, Sarah went on to train as a Veterinary Physiotherapist with the College of Animal Physiotherapy. During her studies, she worked at a Racehorse Stud yard where she was able to gain lots of experience working with foals, yearlings, brood mares and top class racehorses. Sarah has since moved back

Chloe is currently completing her final year at Harper Adams University studying Veterinary Physiotherapy. As a part of her degree, Chloe completed a placement year whereby she joined the Herts Horses Hydrotherapy team in July 2020 to complete a 22-week placement shadowing Jess during her physiotherapy appointments as well as working at the hydrotherapy centre.

Hi my name is India, I’m 22 years old and I graduated in October 2021 with a Masters in Veterinary Physiotherapy from Writtle University College. I own an ex-racehorse called Oz who I’ve had for 7 years, and a Sealyham x Jack Russell named Frank (whose in the picture). My love for animals started from