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Cape Town veterinary physio
Finding expert care for your animals is essential, and Cape Town veterinary physio services offer specialized solutions for pets and equine companions. Whether your furry friend is recovering from surgery or your horse needs support for optimal performance, veterinary physiotherapy provides tailored treatments to aid in rehabilitation, pain management, and mobility enhancement. With a focus on improving overall quality of life, these services utilize advanced techniques like laser therapy, hydrotherapy, and therapeutic exercises to address a variety of conditions.
If you’re searching for trusted Cape Town veterinary physio providers, you’ll find experienced professionals dedicated to animal health and well-being. These experts work closely with veterinarians to design customized treatment plans that suit each animal’s specific needs. From addressing sports injuries in working animals to managing chronic conditions in aging pets, veterinary physiotherapy ensures that your animal receives the best care possible. Prioritize your pet’s health today by exploring Cape Town’s leading veterinary physio options.
Our Cape Town Veterinary Physiotherapy Clinic is based in Panorama right next door to Panorama Veterinary Specialist Centre. We have a fully equipped clinic for small animals and travel the surrounding areas for Equine patients.
Our services include:
Tasmyn graduated from Equine-Librium College in 2018 and began her career in Bloemfontein, before moving to Plettenberg Bay to join the Equine-Librium Clinics team. In 2024, she made the big move to Cape Town with her two beloved dogs, Ava and Leo, and has been enjoying working in the Cape Town, Stellenbosch, Paarl, and Somerset West areas ever since.
With a background in competitive show jumping, Tasmyn has a vested interest in sporting horses and understands the demands of peak performance. She is equally passionate about rehabilitation, particularly for post-operative canine patients and sporting dogs, combining her expertise with a focus on fitness for function to help each patient achieve their full potential.
Her work is driven by a deep love for animals and a commitment to evidence-based veterinary physiotherapy that enhances recovery, prevents injury, and supports long-term health.
“Some people talk to animals, not many listen though.” – A.A. Milne
Since qualifying with distinction in 2019, Mia has built a diverse career treating everything from small animals in our clinic next to Panorama Veterinary Clinic to high-level sport horses across the Winelands and Northern Suburbs.
Her passion lies in post-operative rehabilitation of small and large animals and the management of equine athletes, helping horses recover, stay sound, and perform at their best is what drives her. She’s especially drawn to the challenge of supporting sport horses through the demands of high-level competition.
Mia’s second love (after animals, of course) is learning. Whether it’s developing a new clinical skill or deepening her knowledge, she’s always looking to grow. She also shares that passion for education as a junior part-time lecturer at Equine-Librium College and the University of Pretoria.
When she’s not working or teaching, you’ll likely find her out riding or with her head in a book, always accompanied by her constant companion, Brooke, never far behind.
For as long as she can remember, Monica has been passionate about helping animals. After graduating from Equine-Librium College in 2020, she turned that passion into a career, specialising in post-surgical rehabilitation and sports injury management in small animals. She has worked extensively with early post-operative patients, guiding them gently through each stage of their recovery.
At Panorama Vet, Monica works closely with veterinary specialists to create tailored, evidence-based treatment plans. She is known for her calm, patient manner — taking the time to earn every dog’s trust. Every evaluation and therapy session is carried out with care, ensuring each patient’s comfort and confidence come first.
When she’s not in the clinic, Monica is usually outdoors with her Jack Russell, Buksie — running, hiking, training for triathlons, or embarking on new adventures. She understands the special bond between pets and their people, and treats every animal she meets as if they were her own.
Robyn was raised in Grahamstown and completed her schooling in 2019 at Kingswood College. Despite her roots in Grahamstown, she always knew that there were bigger and better things destined for her outside of this small town. After matriculating in 2019, she moved to Plettenberg Bay to study a 4 year BSc Veterinary Physiotherapy degree at Equine-Librium College. In 2023 Robyn received her Veterinary Physiotherapist qualification with distinction. After graduating she moved to Cape Town to start the next chapter of her life with the most inspiring team members scattered across South Africa. Robyn is extremely proud and fortunate for her amazing upbringing and education received and plans on adding more qualifications to her name within the near future.
Robyn was surrounded by all types of animals during the course of her childhood and knew that the Veterinary industry was destined for her.
Hard working, motivated and dedicated are words that don’t even begin to describe her and her work ethic. She is therefore committed to ensuring that each patient leaves the clinic with an optimized quality of life.
