— Testimonial
A true professional,
gentle and attentive.
I recommend her
without hesitation.
Sophie M. · Gland (VD)Owner of Java, a 14-year-old mare
At-home animal
osteopathy
for dogs, horses and cats.
Qualified
animal
osteopath
animal
osteopath
— About
Who am I?
I have always been passionate about animals, and I have made their well-being the heart of my work.
An eventing rider for more than twenty years and qualified in animal osteopathy from the ESOAA after five years of study, I care for animals of many different species through a holistic, respectful and individual approach.
Whether it is a companion animal, an athlete, a breeding animal or an ageing one, my role is to support its balance, its mobility and its comfort, to nurture its everyday well-being.
Every animal is unique: that is why I pay particular attention to personalised care, tailored to each one's needs and way of life.
What is animal osteopathy?
i.
Listening & gentleness
Every animal has its own pace. Care begins with attentive observation and a respectful touch.
ii.
A holistic approach
The body is a whole. I work on the muscular, articular, visceral and cranial chains.
iii.
Experienced hands
Qualified and trained in structural, functional, visceral, cranial and myofascial osteopathic techniques specific to each species.
Who do we
come out for?
Three species, the same attention to comfort and mobility. Expand each animal to see the main reasons for a consultation.
Why consult?
- Routine check-up
- Sports monitoring (preparing for exertion, performance follow-up, recovery)
- Growth monitoring (conformation faults, to support harmonious growth)
- Reproductive support (reduced fertility, absence of oestrus)
- Care for an older animal (easing joint pain, alongside your vet)
- Postural discomfort (difficulty working, irregularity or asymmetry, reluctance, after a fall…)
- Support for a postural condition (back pain, lower-back pain, sciatica, patellar problems)
- Support for a hormonal condition (Cushing's, EMS)
- Support for a neurological condition (ataxia, shivering, stringhalt)
- Support for digestive (ulcers, diarrhoea), respiratory (heaves) and ENT issues (ear infection, sinusitis) or genital problems (ovarian pain)
Why consult?
- Routine check-up
- Sports monitoring (preparing for exertion, performance follow-up, recovery)
- Growth monitoring (conformation faults, to support harmonious growth)
- Reproductive support (reduced fertility, absence of oestrus)
- Care for an older animal (easing joint pain, alongside your vet)
- Postural discomfort
- Support for a postural condition (hip dysplasia, back pain, sciatica, patellar luxation, slipped disc depending on the stage)
- Support for a neurological condition (epilepsy, ataxia)
- Support for a hormonal condition (hypothyroidism, diabetes, Cushing's)
- Support for digestive (constipation, diarrhoea), urinary (chronic kidney disease, idiopathic conditions, incontinence) and ENT issues (ear infection, sinusitis)
Why consult?
- Routine check-up
- Growth monitoring (conformation faults, to support harmonious growth)
- Care for an older animal
- Behavioural problems
- Postural discomfort
- Support for a postural condition (hip dysplasia, back pain, slipped disc depending on the stage)
- Support for a hormonal condition (hyperthyroidism, diabetes, Cushing's)
- Support for a neurological condition (epilepsy, ataxia)
- Support for digestive and urinary issues (chronic kidney disease, idiopathic conditions, incontinence) or ENT issues (ear infection, sinusitis)
Booking an appointmentA time slot
A time slot
made for you.
I travel throughout French-speaking Switzerland, Monday to Sunday. Book in just a few clicks — a preliminary chat lets me tailor the session to your animal.
— Frequently asked questionsGood
Good
to know.
A few details on how a consultation unfolds, how often to come and the practicalities involved.