About Us

At The Animal Therapy Co. we're dedicated to restoring comfort and mobility using expert skills. Every treatment is hands-on, tailored, and grounded in compassion. We work closely with owners and vets to deliver thoughtful, evidence-based care that supports healing and enhances quality of life—for every animal, at every stage.

Owner of The Animal Therapy Co.

Canine & Equine physiotherapist 

FEI Permitted Equine Therapist 

Alice graduated with a first class BSc(Hons) degree and has a wealth of experience and knowledge in the veterinary industry. 

She has many years experience as working as a groom with competition horses then decided to turn her hand to small animals. She worked in a busy specialist referral centre for small animals as a receptionist which then lead her to pursue a career in veterinary physiotherapy. Prior and post graduating she gained experience in well established veterinary physiotherapy clinics where she was able to gain experience in a fast paced environment with a varied caseload. Alice is also a fully qualified canine hydrotherapist.

Alice is a member of the AHPR, NAVP, ICH & IRVAP

Maisy Payne

Equine & Canine Physiotherapist 

Maisy has completed her Masters in Veterinary Physiotherapy, having been around horses from a young age has provided her with an appreciation for their movement and care which has led her to find a career as a Veterinary physiotherapist. Over the years Maisy has worked as a groom in a variety of sectors, which has driven her focus for achieving and maintaining comfort, mobility and performance.
Rehabilitation and anatomy are of her particular interest, ensuring a holistic approach is adopted to improve comfort and support long-term wellbeing for all patients. 

She has also spent several years working in canine establishments, and therefore she is dedicated to improving their comfort, mobility and quality of life. 

Maisy is a member of RAMP

Charlotte Allsop 

Equine Physiotherapist & WINBACK Practitioner

Charlotte has been around horses from a very young age and over the years as her knowledge grew so did her eye for noticing issues. She has always had her horses treated by a veterinary physiotherapist which then sparked her interest once she realised she could start to make links between what she was feeling and what the physiotherapist reported. 

Charlotte is a member of RAMP