Equestrian Yard Visits
Bringing Expert Osteopathic Care to Your Yard
Equine Osteopathic care, delivered to you.
If you’re based within an hour of Carnforth and would prefer your horse to be seen at home, we offer convenient yard visits designed to bring expert osteopathic care straight to your stable door.
Yard visits are ideal if:
- Your horse is unable to travel comfortably
- You’ve got more than one horse needing treatment
- You’re looking to minimise disruption to your routine
We regularly work with yards across Cumbria, Lancashire and the North Yorkshire borders – including hosting equine clinics at Northern Equine Therapy Centre and other local venues. Keep an eye on our Facebook page for updates on upcoming clinic dates and locations near you.
If you’d like to arrange a yard visit, learn more about equine osteopathy, or check the pricing, just use the buttons below to explore each section.
Whether you’re new to osteopathy or already know how it can help, we’re here to make the process simple and supportive. And if you’ve got any questions at all, don’t hesitate to get in touch – we’re always happy to chat about your horse’s needs.
Equine Osteopathy at Home
Reducing stress. Supporting recovery.
Treatment, Travel & Pricing Info
Each visit includes a full initial consultation and treatment:
- Detailed case history and background
- Observation in-hand and under saddle (where suitable)
- Assessment of tack if relevant
- Working diagnosis and hands-on osteopathic treatment
- Tailored aftercare plan and follow-up recommendations
Cost: £75 per horse
Travel within 10 miles of Carnforth is included. Beyond that, mileage is charged at 45p per mile (both ways) using Google Maps to calculate the route.
If more than one horse is being seen at the same yard or in the same area, travel costs can be shared between clients.
For yard visits outside the usual area, contact us – we’ll always do our best to help.
Real Stories from the Yard
Trusted by owners. Loved by horses.
“Now my history with ‘back people’ is they find something wrong, tweak it, charge you, and hope it works. I was sceptical.
But from the moment Niki asked to see Jammy move – something no one else had done – I knew this was different.
She took a full history, checked my horse under saddle, examined all her tack, and straight away spotted the saddle was causing discomfort.
Niki treated her, gave me homework, and followed up with a detailed report and diagram. Jammy was relaxed, comfortable, and we had a clear plan. I can’t recommend her enough.”