APPOINTMENTS

PRICING

Initial Equine Assessment and Treatment: £60.00

Equine Follow up & Routine Appointments: £50.00

Initial Canine Assessment and Treatments: £50.00

Canine Follow up & Routine Appointments: £40.00

The initial consultation can last between 1 – 1 hour 30 minuets to assess static assessment, dynamic assessment, palpation and treatment using manual and electrotherapies. Follow up/routine appointments usually last between 45 minuets – 1 hour which include a general assessment/ re-assessment and treatment using manual and electrotherapies where appropriate.

Following all appointments, a written report will be supplied to you (and your vet) for your information as to the treatment carried out and any exercises or instructions which have been recommended and demonstrated during the consultation to support the treatment provided on the day.

A follow up appointment is considered to be within 6 months of the initial assessment and treatment consultation carried out.

On initial assessment if the treatment is deemed inappropriate at Amy’s discretion, e.g. Where the horse is referred to your vet, a discretionary call out fee will only be applied.

A yard discount of £5 per treatment will be applied if more than 1 horse is seen consecutively at a single location.

MILAGE

Up to a 10-mile radius is included within the price. Additional milage charge at 45p per mile apply beyond a 10-mile radius of Didcot, Oxford.

PAYMENT

All treatments must be paid for on the day of treatment unless previously arranged. Cash and bank transfers are all accepted.

CANCELLATIONS

Appointments cancelled within 24 hours prior to the scheduled appointment, will be subject to a £25 cancellation fee.

Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966 – Legislation

The Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966 specifies any animal being treated should be registered with a veterinary surgeon. Upon booking an appointment Amy will require confirmation of your registered vet and contact details to send the appropriate report to, following treatment, to be placed on file.

Maintenance treatments can now take place without specific veterinary referral; however, all animals should be referred to a vet at the first sign of any concerns which may suggest underlying health issues.

If the animal requires any treatment for a specific condition or area of concern, Amy will require vet permission/referral. Please find the consent form here, this must be completed and returned prior to your appointment. If you require any further information or advice when obtaining vet permissions, please contact Amy. Amy reserves the right to refer any case back to your vet if she has any concerns regarding underlying health issues.