Physiotherapy for Dogs

Dog physiotherapy can be used to treat a number of problems, from joint conditions
to rehabilitation post-surgery, nerve injuries and muscle strains.

It is also used to address obesity and reduced fitness in dogs, and because they are prone to age-related changes, physiotherapy is an excellent way to slow down the effects of getting older for as long as possible.

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The Treatment

Following the assessment your canine physio will
devise a treatment plan specially tailored to your dog’s problems.

Treatments include some or all of the following:
Manual therapy techniques i.e. joint manipulation, joint mobilisation, soft tissue stretching/massage.
Electrotherapy treatment i.e. H-wave, ultrasound, muscle stimulation.
Muscle strengthening exercises i.e. abdominal strengthening exercise techniques.

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Individual Care

I work closely with the individual patient, veterinary surgeon and you, the owner,
and provide a unique treatment plan for every patient. This treatment program will be revised and updated as the treatment progresses.

All treatments are carried out after veterinary consent to treat This procedure is part of the Veterinary Surgery (Exemption) Order 1962, which states "All physiotherapy treatment undertaken must be under veterinary referral" DO NOT let anyone treat your animals without veterinary consent. Download a Booking Form Here