Welcome to Animals Back in Action

Animals Back in Action is dedicated to providing a gentle, safe and effective form of manipulation and massage therapy with the aim of restoring balance and health to the neuromuscular system of animals.


What Physical Therapy can help with:
  • Uneven or irregular gait
  • Stiffness
  • Lameness or signs of pain
  • Asymmetry in movement or one-sidedness
  • Poor performance or unexplained resistance to training
  • Discomfort when grooming
  • Uncharacteristic changes in behaviour, performance or temperament
  • Recovery and rehabilitation after injury or trauma. 

We offer your animals care from a fully qualified McTimoney Animal Manipulation and Equine Sports Massage practitioner trained to postgraduate level on a mobile basis travelling throughout the North Island from a base near Gladstone in the Wairarapa. 

We help animals that suffer from a variety of health issues. Naturally, as a chiropractic technique, McTimoney manipulation helps traditional neck and back problems, but has also produced wonderful results with a variety of problems. Mc Timoney manipulation is safe,  natural and works!

For more information on the techniques used please click on the McTimoney Animal manipulation or Equine Sports Massage page

To make an appointment click on the contacts page above or call Juli Walters on 0221910012 or 06 3727828

News

New Clinic Locations

Additional to current home visits Juli will now be working out of 2 clinic locations to provide a more accessible service to small animal owners.
One in Masterton and now in Wellington too.

Masterton:
Friday 9.30 am - noon.
Vetcare Ltd
20 Chapel St,
Masterton, 5810
Phone: (06) 377 7955

Wellington:
Every monday 3.00 till 7.30pm
AquaHounds
Unit 2C, 33 Kaiwharawhara Road
Wellington, 6035
Phone: 04-499 3371

Veterinary Endorsement

The McTimoney Animal Association is now recognised by British Equine Veterinary Association as a musculoskeletal paraprofesional group. 
 BEVA stated 'It is recognised that some horses with musculo-skeletal pathology may benefit by receiving treatment from non-veterinary therapists as defined by the Veterinary Surgery (Exemptions) Order 1962 (e.g. physiotherapists, osteopaths and chiropractors).    BEVA works with a number of musculo-skeletal allied professional groups and publishes lists of suitably qualified post-graduate
members of these groups who meet certain criteria.
For more information please follow this link to the BEVA website. 
Contact
Juli Walters
juli.walters@animalsbackinaction.co.nz
Tel: 063727828
Cell: 0221910012