Olivia Prior Veterinary Physiotherapy

Olivia Prior Veterinary Physiotherapy Olivia Prior BSc (Hons) Vet Phys MIRVAP (VP)
Covering east lancashire and surrounding areas
Fully insured

🎉 IT’s COMPETITION TIME AGAIN!🎉I am giving one lucky winner a half price Equine or Canine Physiotherapy Session 🐴🐶 with ...
27/08/2026

🎉 IT’s COMPETITION TIME AGAIN!🎉

I am giving one lucky winner a half price Equine or Canine Physiotherapy Session 🐴🐶 with myself Olivia Prior – Veterinary Physiotherapist!

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📅 Competition closes: 3rd September 2026
🏆 Winner announced: 4th September 2026

Good luck everyone! 🍀

27/08/2026

Super proud of Pip, 3 months post op and she stood up on her own for the first time today!

17/08/2026

Pip is 3 months post op following IVDD surgery. I am stimulating spinal reflexes to make Pips tail wag 🐶

Hip Dysplasia can affect dogs of all ages, and sometimes the signs can be subtle. You may notice signs of reduce activit...
31/07/2026

Hip Dysplasia can affect dogs of all ages, and sometimes the signs can be subtle. You may notice signs of reduce activity, difficulty getting up, reluctance to climb stairs, a bunny hop gait, reduce muscle mass around the affected hind limbs and intermittent lameness.

I can help assess movement, muscle asymmetry, strength and mobility by supporting your dog with an individualised rehabilitation and exercise plan.

One of today’s clients absolutely flat out during her massage and Tens.. Lola is 5 year old Lab with bilateral hip dyspl...
30/07/2026

One of today’s clients absolutely flat out during her massage and Tens.. Lola is 5 year old Lab with bilateral hip dysplasia, she is seeing me fortnightly for physio. She really enjoyed her session and has daily physio exercises to do inbetween sessions 😊 Victoria Marden

You’ve probably seen me post about Pip a few times, and there’s a reason for that. 💙Starting out as a newly qualified Ve...
20/07/2026

You’ve probably seen me post about Pip a few times, and there’s a reason for that. 💙

Starting out as a newly qualified Veterinary Physiotherapist can feel quite daunting. I’ve not even been in the industry for a year yet, and like many new graduates, there are moments when you question yourself and wonder if you’re doing enough.

But then I see the progress Pip has made.

Seeing her every week, watching her grow stronger, regain confidence, and make steady progress reminds me exactly why I chose this career. Her journey is a reminder that rehabilitation isn’t about overnight miracles, it’s about consistency, patience, and celebrating every small win.

I’m so grateful to be part of Pip’s recovery, and seeing the difference physiotherapy has made to her life gives me confidence that I’m making a real difference to the animals and owners I work with. 🐾❤️

Thank you to Pip’s wonderful family for trusting me to be part of her journey. Here’s to many more milestones together!

insight on IVDD for dog owners! Please share😊
14/07/2026

insight on IVDD for dog owners! Please share😊

Pip has made fantastic progress in the seven weeks since her spinal surgery for Grade 5 IVDD. I first met Pip just one w...
14/07/2026

Pip has made fantastic progress in the seven weeks since her spinal surgery for Grade 5 IVDD. I first met Pip just one week post-operatively, and since then she has been receiving weekly physiotherapy alongside hydrotherapy. It has been wonderful to see her steadily regain muscle mass, improved sensation in her hind limbs, and increasing confidence. She is now able to stand for short periods—an exciting milestone in her recovery. Her rehabilitation programme includes manual therapy, NMES (neuromuscular electrical stimulation), red light therapy, TENS, and targeted therapeutic exercises, all tailored to support nerve recovery, improve muscle strength, and maximise her functional mobility. Pip continues to work incredibly hard each week, and i look forward to supporting her through the next stages of her rehabilitation. Well done Pip!

FASCIAOne of my favourite techniques is myofascial release – a specialised hands-on therapy that targets the fascia, the...
04/07/2026

FASCIA
One of my favourite techniques is myofascial release – a specialised hands-on therapy that targets the fascia, the connective tissue surrounding muscles, bones, and organs. Using gentle pressure and stretching, I help release restrictions, improve tissue mobility, and restore natural movement.
For horses, I also use a fascial edge tool to help release fascial adhesions. This allows me to work more effectively and deeply into the tissues, supporting improved mobility and comfort.

I am currently welcoming new clients for veterinary physiotherapy appointments. Whether that be Dog, cat, horse and othe...
17/06/2026

I am currently welcoming new clients for veterinary physiotherapy appointments. Whether that be Dog, cat, horse and other small animals!

Physiotherapy can help with:

✔ Post-operative rehabilitation
✔ Arthritis and age-related stiffness
✔ Sports and working animal injuries
✔ Muscle strengthening and conditioning
✔ Pain management and improved mobility
✔ Performance enhancement and injury prevention

Remember Physio is not just for animals with injuries and needing rehabilitation, physio can be utilised to prevent injuries and maintain performance by keeping your pet feel comfortable and mobile 🥰

📍 East Lancashire and surrounding areas
📅 Flexible appointment availability
📞 Contact me today to discuss how physiotherapy could benefit your pet.
07957088050

Address

Accrington

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 9pm
Tuesday 9am - 9pm
Wednesday 9am - 9pm
Thursday 9am - 9pm
Friday 9am - 9pm
Saturday 9am - 7pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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+447957088050

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