Welcome to Golden Vet Physio
Trusted Mobile Veterinary Physiotherapy Services in Oxfordshire
Expert Care for Dogs and Horses, Delivered to Your Doorstep
Are you searching for professional veterinary care to help your dog or horse recover from injury, manage chronic conditions, or enhance their physical performance?
Our mobile veterinary physiotherapy service is here to provide expert, evidence-based treatments tailored to your animal’s specific needs—all in the comfort of your location, anywhere in Oxfordshire.
Why Choose Us?
As a Veterinary physiotherapist, I bring a unique blend of clinical expertise, compassion, and a deep understanding of animal anatomy and biomechanics to every session. With experience treating dogs and horses, I am dedicated to improving their health, mobility, and quality of life. Whether in a stable or at home, I deliver exceptional care directly to you, ensuring convenience alongside top-tier treatment.
What Sets Us Apart?
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Veterinary Expertise: Our qualifications and training as Veterinary Physiotherapists ensure that your animals receive care rooted in clinical knowledge and best practices.
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Personalised Treatments: Each session begins with a detailed veterinary assessment to create a bespoke physiotherapy plan tailored to your animal's health requirements.
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Stress-Free Convenience: With our mobile service, treatments are provided in familiar surroundings, reducing stress for your animal and simplifying the process for you.
Serving the Oxfordshire Area
Our mobile veterinary physiotherapy service covers the entire Oxfordshire region, so your animal can receive treatment in the comfort of their own home, rather than a clinical environment.
Travel charges can be calculated from the postcode OX5 2ST as described in our 'prices' section.
Contact Us
Let us help your dog or horse live their healthiest, happiest life. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and take the first step toward improved well-being for your animal.
We look forward to meeting you and providing the professional veterinary care your four-legged friends deserve!
The RAMP Register — Register of Animal Musculoskeletal Practitioners — is a UK-based professional register that lists qualified, insured, and regulated practitioners who work with animals in musculoskeletal therapy, including veterinary physiotherapists, osteopaths, and chiropractors.
What Is RAMP?
RAMP is an independent regulatory body that promotes high standards of care and safety in animal musculoskeletal therapy. It is not a training organisation, but a register of professionals who have already met strict educational and ethical standards.
Practitioners of RAMP must:
Hold relevant degree-level qualifications (minimum level 6 or 7), be appropriately insured, work only with veterinary consent, in line with the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966, follow a strict code of conduct and continuing professional development (CPD) requirements, and adhere to evidence-based, ethical treatment practices
Why It's Important for Owners:
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Protects Your Animal’s Safety - RAMP registration ensures the person treating your pet is properly qualified and ethically practicing under veterinary guidance.
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Reduces Risk of Harm - Treatment administered by an unqualified or unregulated practitioner can lead to injury, hinder recovery, or exacerbate existing conditions.
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Assures Quality and Accountability - If something goes wrong, RAMP members are bound by a formal complaints process and professional standards.
Why It's Important for Vets:
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Legal Compliance - RAMP practitioners comply with the Veterinary Surgeons Act, meaning vets can safely refer patients to them without legal risk.
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Clinical Confidence - Vets can be sure RAMP members will: Work within scope, Communicate effectively, Use evidence-based techniques, Respect the vet–client–therapist relationship
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Professional Collaboration - promotes integrated, team-based care, so your treatment is supported by the physio.
Choosing a RAMP-registered veterinary physiotherapist is a smart, safe, and professional choice for both owners and vets. It ensures the practitioner is:
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Qualified, Legally compliant, Ethical and accountable, Veterinary-referred and collaborative