Animals have been a big part of Gorgia's life since pre-school, especially horses, dogs and cats. Her long term interest, not just in riding and training horses for sport but also in their welfare, led her to investigate opportunities for a caring role in animal welfare and furthering her studies from the pure veterinary care. She now knows she has found her niche within the world of veterinary physiotherapists.
As a veterinary physiotherapist, Gorgia works as part of a team of specialists to ensure your animal is working at their peak performance and getting the best out of life. This can include working alongside others such as a veterinary physiotherapist, trainer, owner, rider, farrier, saddler, dentist and veterinary surgeon with whom it is of great importance to maintain a good relationship to maximise the benefits for your animal.
Throughout Gorgia's years in education she has competed in a range of equestrian disciplines, and particularly showjumping where she has regularly competed in BSJA competitions.
As a veterinary physiotherapist, Gorgia offers physiotherapy assessments and treatments to clients throughout Oxfordshire and the surrounding area and specialises in equine and canine rehabilitation and maintenance care.
Hannah graduated with a Level 6 BSc in Veterinary Physiotherapy from Moreton Morrell College and has a wealth of experience working with both canine and equine patients. She’s worked in Veterinary Clinics, Hydrotherapy Centres, and equine yards, and even volunteers with an equine charity, providing much-needed physiotherapy care for horses.
Specialising in electrotherapy treatments like laser, ultrasound, and H-wave, Hannah is passionate about current research in veterinary physiotherapy and tailors her treatments to meet the unique needs of every animal she works with.
Outside of work, Hannah enjoys spending time with her three collies on the farm and riding her horse Keeva.
Whilst growing up in Cornwall, Amy had always been surrounded by a multitude of animals but her biggest passion shone through with horses.
After completing her A-levels she made the move to Gloucestershire to train for a year at the Talland School of Equitation where she obtained her BHSAI teaching exam and full stage 3. Since then, she has worked on a number of competition yards as a groom/rider, gaining experience with a wide variety of horses. Recently, Amy has added equine massage therapy to the list of services she can provide and under the watchful eye of Deluxe Vet Physio, successfully passed her level 3 diploma in 2023.
Amy has a love for dressage and has successfully competed up to Inter 2 whilst training Grand Prix at home with her now-retired horse, Alfie. She currently has 2 horses: Harry, who she has owned since he was 3, now training at PSG with hope to go further and Flo, a newly backed 4 year old. With competing at national level and understanding the work needed to produce horses from a young age, Amy understands the importance of a fit, healthy and supple horse and has been supported by Deluxe Vet Physio for several years. It was watching Gorgia that inspired the move to become a massage therapist.
As an equine massage therapist, Amy’s main role is to provide maintenance treatments and evaluations in line with Gorgia’s work and a team of specialists.
Charlie takes care of our phone queries, admin and social media, bringing her love for animals into every aspect of her work.
Charlie has been surrounded by cats and dogs since she was a little girl and is currently owns Goose, her playful and curious cat and Maverick, her loyal and energetic German Shepherd x Husky.
Charlie is also an adventurer at heart and when she’s not busy with work or caring for her pets, she is passionate about travelling and gardening.
