Mobile across Ireland
Professional, animal-first physiotherapy for horses and dogs — delivered where they feel most comfortable.
Assessment-led care tailored to your animal, their work and their wellbeing.
Why physiotherapy?
From performance horses to much-loved family dogs, changes in movement can affect comfort, confidence and quality of life.
We look at the whole animal, identify areas of tension or restriction, and create a practical treatment plan built around their individual needs.
Our services
Clear assessment, considered hands-on treatment and practical aftercare you can confidently continue between visits.
Primary service
For leisure, breeding and competition horses — supporting freedom of movement, recovery and performance.
Also available
Thoughtful support for active, working, recovering and senior dogs, delivered in a calm, familiar environment.
What to expect
We begin with your concerns, your animal's history and what you have noticed day to day.
A full visual, movement and hands-on assessment helps us build a clear clinical picture.
Treatment is adapted to the animal in front of us, always working at a pace they are comfortable with.
You receive straightforward aftercare and exercises to support progress between appointments.
Evidence-informed care.
Real animal experience.
Qualified & experienced
Featherbed Physiotherapy combines specialist animal physiotherapy training with a strong understanding of equine care, breeding and management.
Good to know
Not sure whether physiotherapy is right for your animal? Call or message and we can talk it through.
Ask us on WhatsApp ↗We discuss your animal's history, assess their movement and body, provide appropriate hands-on treatment, and explain a practical plan for aftercare.
Yes. Featherbed Physiotherapy is a mobile service covering Ireland. Get in touch with your location and we will confirm availability and travel details.
Animal physiotherapy should complement veterinary care. Depending on your animal's situation, veterinary consent or referral may be required before treatment.
Changes in movement, stiffness, reduced performance, difficulty with usual activities or recovery from injury can all be reasons to enquire. If you are concerned about pain or sudden symptoms, contact your vet first.
Ready when you are