Dr Gail Williams has a first class honours degree in Animal Science and a PhD in Animal Biomechanics from Bristol Veterinary School. Gail is a qualilfied Veterinary Physiotherapist and a member of the Association for the Scientific Study of Veterinary and Animal Physiotherapy (ASSVAP)

Gail works with many leading vets in the Midlands area providing physiotherapy for injured and post-operative horses. Gail's hobby is training and working Gundogs and, as a result, she has also built up a specialist Gundog physiotherapy practice.

Gail is also an Equine Sports Physiotherapist and works with many top horse and rider combinations, creating specific biomechanics based programmes to increase athletic performance and reduce the risk of injury.

Gail lectures internationally on all aspect of veterinary physiotherapy. She lectures on gait analysis and the biomechanics of musculo-skeletal tissues and is also the Senior Consulting Veterinary Physiotherapist for ASSVAP and provides clinical education of students. Gail has also supervised several MSc and PhD research students. She peer reviews for the major American Veterinary Journals and has had many scientific papers of her own published in top research journals.

On top of this already hectic schedule, Gail is also in demand for lecture demonstrations throughout Europe and America and is seen in the photograph giving a demonstration in the Main Arena at the Swedish Horse of the Year Show in front of over 2000 people. Gail acts as a Consultant for Bates Australia who manufacture the Bates and Wintec range of Saddles and she has provided training for their staff and retailers worldwide. She also features heavily in their "People who Cair" marketing campaign.

Gail's demonstration at the Swedish Horse of the Year Show in front of over 2000 people.