Lauren Tabelin (MSc MVetPhys)
Veterinary physiotherapy · Hertfordshire & Cambridgeshire
Hands-on physiotherapy, tailored rehabilitation with Lauren Tabelin — a Masters-level, RAMP-accredited veterinary physiotherapist.
About veterinary physiotherapy
Veterinary physiotherapy plays an important role in supporting an animal's health, mobility and overall wellbeing.
Working alongside conventional veterinary medicine, physiotherapy can help manage a wide range of musculoskeletal and neurological conditions, support recovery following injury or surgery, and maintain physical health throughout an animal's life. Its benefits are supported by a growing body of scientific research.
Treatment is tailored to each animal's individual needs and may incorporate a variety of techniques, including soft tissue massage, electrotherapies and remedial exercise prescription. These approaches aim to reduce discomfort, improve mobility, restore function, support recovery and enhance overall quality of life and performance.
Explore treatmentsSoft tissue massage and mobilisation to release tension and restore range of motion.
Class IV LASER to reduce inflammation and pain, and support tissue healing.
Progressive remedial exercise programmes that build strength and confidence at home.
Treatments
Manual therapies are an important part of canine rehabilitation, helping to relieve muscle tension, improve circulation, reduce discomfort and promote relaxation. They can be particularly beneficial for dogs recovering from injury or surgery, as well as those managing long-term conditions such as arthritis.
Remedial exercise prescription is an important part of canine rehabilitation, helping dogs improve strength, mobility, balance and coordination following injury, surgery or when managing long-term conditions such as arthritis.
Class IV LASER therapy is a non-invasive modality that initiates numerous physiological and biological processes. It works through the application of red and infrared light, through various wavelengths, over any anatomical area.
Ready when you are
Book an assessment and we'll build a treatment and rehabilitation plan around your horse or dog — at your yard, your home, or your vet practice.
Veterinary consent required for animals under treatment · 24 hours notice for cancellations
The face behind LTVP
Veterinary Physiotherapist · MSc RAMP
Lauren's passion for animal health and wellbeing began at just eight years old, when she started volunteering at a local horse rescue centre. Little did she know that this early experience would mark the beginning of a lifelong passion for caring for animals.
As a pet owner herself, Lauren understands first-hand the joys and challenges that come with caring for our four-legged companions. Following a short but successful agility career, her dog Bella was sadly diagnosed with bilateral hip dysplasia. This led Lauren to explore regular physiotherapy and hydrotherapy to help manage Bella's condition and maintain her quality of life.
Inspired by the benefits of treatment and the positive difference it can make to an animal's life, Lauren was motivated to pursue a career in veterinary physiotherapy. She went on to study Veterinary Physiotherapy at Writtle University, graduating with a Distinction in her Integrated Master's degree.
Lauren is a RAMP-accredited and fully insured veterinary physiotherapist, covering Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire. Combining her academic knowledge, professional training and personal experience as an animal owner, Lauren is passionate about providing compassionate, individualised care to help every patient achieve their best possible health, comfort and mobility.
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Ready to book or have a question before getting started? Get in touch and tell us a little about your horse or dog, what you've noticed and how we can help. We'll be happy to discuss their needs and guide you through the next steps.