Beth Roberts Equine Physiotherapy
Promoting peak performance in all equines.
Terms and Conditions
Please familiarise yourself with the terms and conditions, our cancellation policy and our privacy policy before your appointment and refer to these, or myself, should you have any concerns. The terms and conditions will lay out your contractual rights and obligations as a customer of Beth Roberts Equine Physiotherapy.
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Beth Roberts Equine Physiotherapy's obligations to you:
- Provide a professional and reliable service, prioritising animal welfare at all times.
- Abide by the RAMP standards and codes of conduct.
- Offer gold-standard professional advice.
- Maintain and demonstrate professional standards of health and safety during appointments.
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Client T&Cs
By booking with Beth Roberts Equine Physiotherapy, you agree to the following:
Appointments
Appointments work on a case-by-case basis and require a competent handler to be present. A safe, flat area to work up is ideal and a dry, sheltered area is needed to effectively treat and protect equipment.
Payments
Payment is required in full by the date stated on your invoice, which you will receive at the time of booking. If payment is not completed, practitioners have the right to refuse service and future bookings may not be accepted.
Travel fees
For treatment outside of a standard 30 minute journey radius, an additional travel fee of £0.50 per mile will apply to cover the cost of mileage and fuel. If travelling to a group outside of this radius, the travel fee is only charged once, so it can be split between the group.
Toll Fee
If travelling to a client involves use of the Tamar Bridge toll road, the client will be subject to pay this charge.
Cancellations
Cancellations are accepted up until 24 hours before the session. For any cancellations within this 24-hour period, you, as a client, will be liable to pay 50% of the session charge. For more information see our cancellation policy.
Veterinary contact
Before your horse can receive treatment, veterinary consent and referral must be gained under the Veterinary Surgeons Act, 1966. In gaining referral, you permit ongoing communication between myself and the practice's veterinarians as long as your horse is receiving treatment.
Data Protection
Client data will be handled under the Data Protection Act, 2018 and GDPR guidelines. For more information, please see our privacy policy​.
Horse's Health
Horses must be presented in a healthy, disease-free state as some diseases mean your horse cannot be treated for the health and safety of myself and other clients.
Horse's condition
Horses must be presented in a clean and dry state; if a horse's condition compromises the quality of treatment or the treatment options that can be offered, the practitioner is not held responsible and also has the right to refuse service.
Treatment of staff
Clients will treat Beth Roberts Equine Physiotherapy staff with respect. No abuse will be tolerated and staff have the right to refuse or discontinue service if they feel unsafe or targeted with such behaviour.