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Juliet Allam
Veterinary
Physiotherapy

Mobile canine and equine physiotherapy throughout Aberdeenshire and Perthshire

JulietAllamVetPhys@outlook.com

Treatments

All animals are required to have an initial consultation face to face where a thorough assessment and case history will be taken and a forward plan made for treatment. 

Treatment may consist of a range of therapies including massage, stretching, fascia health, meridian work. This can be given alongside a fully comprehensive rehabilitation exercise plan with specific exercises prescribed especially designed for the individual and ailment being addressed.

Each session is followed by a detailed report to aid owner participation which is crucial to a successful recovery. Ongoing help and guidance with exercise participation and any concerns is given in order to achieve success. 

Treatments may be supplemented with Phototherapy, Therapeutic Ultrasound, Pulsed Electro-Magnetic Field, Cryotherapy or Laser if required, however the basis for our treatments lie in Rehabilitation Exercises, soft tissue mobilisation and Meridian work.

Video and online sessions may be set up after the Initial face-to-face consultation, however it is a requirement that an in-person consultation is attended a minimum of every 4 weeks to thoroughly assess your animal's progress. 

It is a requirement that Veterinary permission has been obtained prior to Initial Consultation.

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Session Charges

Initial Assessment - £75

In-person follow-up consultation - £70

Additional travel charges will apply to all in-person sessions

Online/video consultation - £65 (dependent on availability)

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About Us

Based near Aboyne, Aberdeenshire, Juliet is a fully qualified and insured Veterinary Physiotherapist and Rehabilitation Exercise Specialist working within the Veterinary Act providing a mobile practice throughout Aberdeenshire and North Perthshire. Bringing a wealth of experience with both horses and dogs having worked in National Hunt and Flat racing yards through to eventing and Highland Pony trekking, she now owns her own native ponies and 2 Border Collies. A trainer with The College of Animal Physiotherapy (TCAP), having achieved Bsc. (Hons.) in chemistry and biology, Mres. Graduate Diploma in Biology then TCAP Diploma Level 6 equivalent in Animal Physiotherapy, followed by the Foundation Diploma in Canine Rehabilitation Exercises, Foundation Diploma in Equine Rehabilitation Exercises and Level 5 Diploma in Equine Rehabilitation Exercises. Juliet is currently completing the Diploma in Equine Shiatsu with the Scottish school of Equine Shiatsu. She is also studying for the Veterinary Osteoarthritis Alliance (VOA) Blue Paw Award to specialise in Arthritis Management for your horse, dog or cat. A full range of physiotherapy techniques including comprehensive Initial assessment, massage, stretching and exercise prescription is offered, along with Ultrasound, Phototherapy and Pulsed Electomagnetic Field Therapy. Wound management, injury, acute and chronic ailments are all catered for, as well as fitness achievement and maintenance. Full member of IAAT and as such, work consistently to update skills and knowledge and with a standardised code of practice which ensures your loved horse, pony, dog or pet will receive the best care available. Juliet reads widely, particularly research into anatomy, physiology, osteoarthritis and its management and she works closely with referral hospitals in the local area.

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Terms and Conditions

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• Cancellation charges are as follows:

• Less than 48 hours notice: 50% charge.

• Less than 24 hours notice: 100% charge.

• Missed appointments will incur a 100% charge.

 

• Animals must be clean and dry at time of session otherwise session cannot take place and 100% charge will be incurred

 

• New bookings must provide an email address and telephone number upon booking

 

• Records including your contact information, details about your animal and a record of treatment need to be maintained by Juliet Allam Veterinary Physiotherapy. Information is securely stored and is not shared with any third parties. A brief overview of treatment will be provided to your veterinary surgeon to maintain an accurate veterinary record of your animal.

 

• Many insurance companies will reimburse costs for veterinary physiotherapy; however, you are advised to check your policy before booking an appointment.

 

• We reserve the right to cancel any appointment due to illness.

 

• You are required to notify us if your pet’s condition worsens or if your vet advises to pause or stop treatment.

 

• We reserve the right to refuse treatment to animals with a contagious condition including, but not limited to, ear, eye & skin infections, gastric upset, kennel cough, hookworm, ringworm and fleas.

 

• We reserve the right to refuse treatment to any animal we feel would endanger the therapist through nervous aggression.

 

• Juliet Allam Veterinary Physiotherapy cannot be held responsible for any injury, loss or damage to any person, pet or possession including vehicles.

 

• Whilst every care is taken during treatments, animals do so entirely at their own risk.

 

• We reserve the right to take photographs and/or video footage of your pet during sessions for our treatment records which we may also use to promote the business. If you would prefer not to have photographs/video taken of your pet for any reason, please notify us.

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​For booking and to enquire how we can help your pet please email with completed consent forms.

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