Jessica Guest

McTimoney Animal Practitioner

Jessica is based in South Yorkshire and covers surrounding areas of
Yorkshire, North Lincolnshire, North Derbyshire and North Nottinghamshire.

About Jessica

Jessica graduated from the University of Wales Aberystwyth in 2008 with an honours degree in animal science (BSc).

Jess then went on to complete post graduate masters in McTimoney animal manipulation (MSc) through the McTimoney College of Chiropractic in 2012. Jess also holds qualifications in animal massage and low level laser therapy and since 2012 has built her own business treating predominantly horses and dogs.

In 2014 Jess’ master’s research into the effects of chiropractic treatment on horses was accepted and presented at two scientific conferences and published in two scientific journals. She is also a full member of the McTimoney Animal Association and Animal Health Professionals register.

About McTimoney

The gentle yet effective benefits of McTimoney animal chiropractic treatment mean that most animals readily accept and enjoy the treatment.

Like most therapies used on animals, McTimoney Animal Manipulation was originally developed for the treatment of humans.

McTimoney animal chiropractic treatment is a holistic, whole-body musculoskeletal technique that acts to restore range of motion, aid soundness and optimises performance.

Animals just like us can suffer from back problems and back pain. Whilst concerning this is not surprising when you consider the numerous animal disciplines that exist today, along with the level of performance that we expect from them.

 

Due to the veterinary surgeons act all treatments must have veterinary approval prior to treatment taking place.

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McTimoney Animal Association

The McTimoney Animal Association (MAA) is the professional association for McTimoney Animal Practitioners. All members have completed the PGDip or MSc in Animal Manipulation from the McTimoney Chiropractic College.

The MAA sets professional standards and maintains a code of ethics, with all members requiring full indemnity insurance and must continue to improve their skills as a practitioner by undertaking career professional development. 

Please visit www.mctimoney-animal.org.uk for more information.

Animal Health Professionals Register

The Animal Health Professionals Register (AHPR) is a voluntary register developed by many representatives of the animal health industries and includes

  • Animal chiropractic and manipulation
  • Animal hydrotherapy
  • Animal/veterinary physiotherapy
  • Animal sports therapy and massage

The aim of the register is to raise standards in the industry and assist animal owners and vets in ensuring that the professionals they use are suitably trained and accountable.

Please visit https://www.ahpr.org.uk for more information.