Michaela completed a Bachelor’s degree in human Physiotherapy in 2007 and immediately started working as a Chartered Physiotherapist in private practice locally. After this Michaela attended the Royal Veterinary College to complete a postgraduate diploma in Veterinary Physiotherapy.
Since qualifying Michaela spent a number of years working at a canine rehabilitation centre and then moved on to a large veterinary referral centre to work with the inpatients there. After this, Michaela was treating dogs and cats in their own homes until she joined the Mulberry team.
Michaela joined the Mulberry team in May 2025 to work alongside the Vets and Nurses there to provide physiotherapy care for our patients.
Why do our pets need physiotherapy?
There are many reasons why our pets can benefit from physiotherapy. After all, they have a skeleton, muscles, tendons etc just as we do and we are all aware how physiotherapy can benefit our own needs from time to time.
Physiotherapy can take many different forms including therapeutic exercises, manual therapy (i.e. massage and gentle joint movements delivered via the Physiotherapist’s hands), electrotherapies and thermal modalities.
Physiotherapy treatment can help to achieve the following:
There are many circumstances where physiotherapy can be beneficial, including:
Physiotherapy appointments will be held at our Binfield practice on Thursday’s between 4pm – 6pm and Friday’s between 9.40am – 11.40am.
If you’d like to book for your pet to see Michaela please contact us via; hello@mulberryhousevets.co.uk or call the team on 01344 243144
If you have any concerns about your pet's health while we are closed, please call our our of hours emergency providers, Medivet 24 Hour Wokingham on:
01189 790 551
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If you have any concerns about your pet's health while we are closed, please call our our of hours emergency providers, MiNightVet on:
0118 973 3466