Cost of Equine Chiropractor?

[Follysmum]

I pay £75 for mctimoney
She travels in zone areas and charges accordingly

 

[Tiddlypom]

Is she a vet as well as a chiro? I can see how a small vet practice can get over the VAT limit, but a bodyworker would be doing very well!

She’s a fully qualified and still registered/insured equine vet who was formerly a senior vet at Leahurst. Nowadays she only does chiropractic work, bit/bridle fitting, acupuncture etc, although her veterinary CPD etc is up to date so she ‘could’ work as a regular vet at any time.

So yes, she is doing very well! In the early days she only got the desperate (which is where I came in ) , but as word has spread she has a full client book of regulars. There’s nothing much she hasn’t already come across, but she always keeps an open mind. Plus she’s a lovely person.

Dr Angela Holland

Dr Angela Holland, experienced Equine Veterinary Surgeon specialising in equine performance and rehabilitation. An advanced veterinary practitioner who is an internationally certified veterinary chiropractor, equine acupuncture and rehabilitation. Additional services include Class IV Laser, myofasci

www.drangelaholland.co.uk

 

[onemoretime]

That is incorrect.

Chiropractor and physiotherapist are protected titles, like dentist.

A veterinary physiotherapist or veterinary chiropractor is a qualified [to treat animals] physiotherapist/chiropractor.

An Osteopath is also a protected title. You cannot go around calling yourself an Osteo if you are not on their register, even though certain people do!