Sarah can visit your horse at your yard and provide Biomechanical assessment of your horse, providing a gate analysis of any asymmetries to track lameness and track changes between treatments and prescriptive strength and conditioning.

This is a markerless assessment that is peer-reviewed and used in industry by veterinarians and other paraprofessionals: all you & your horse must do is trot in a straight line to record your horse’s gate - using AI motion analysis to identify possible lameness and asymmetries, which provides a completely objective report of your horse’s stride length.

This is helpful to analyse for competitive riders - to monitor the horse’s performance, and to highlight any potential injuries.

This can be shown in real time to the owner/rider and shared with your Farrier or veterinarian.

 
A biomechanics assessment looks at how your dog moves, not just where they may be sore. Using careful observation and hands-on assessment, we analyse posture, gait, weight distribution and joint motion to identify subtle movement compensations that can contribute to pain, stiffness or reduced performance. This allows us to detect underlying issues early — even before obvious lameness appears — and understand how one area of the body may be affecting another.

By assessing your dog’s movement as a whole, we can create a tailored physiotherapy plan that supports comfort, mobility, recovery from injury, and long-term joint health, whether your dog is a family companion or an active sporting dog.