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CANINE

"Treatment deserved by all furry athletes."

  • ​​Post-surgical rehabilitation of orthopaedic & neurological conditions (such as CrCL repair TTA/TPLO, OCD, regaining movement and coordination post IVDD or FCE)

  • Management of chronic conditions (such as hip & elbow dysplasia, arthritis, patella luxation, neurological deficits)

  • Performance & conditioning (supporting active and sporting dogs, preventive care, exercise prescription)

  • Senior dog support (palliative care, maintaining comfort and mobility)

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DOES MY DOG NEED A PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENT?

Veterinary physiotherapy treatment benefits all dogs, regardless of whether your dog is a competing or a beloved couch pet. Veterinary physiotherapy plays a vital role in injury prevention and aids optimal performance. Physiotherapy treatment promotes both the musculoskeletal and mental well-being of your dog, therefore, rehabilitation is not exclusive to dogs after injury.

Learn more about common signs and conditions below:

Has your dog been demonstrating any of the following signs?

  • A sudden decrease in performance

  • Reluctance to jump or play

  • Lameness

  • Stiffness when getting up

  • Back sensitivity

  • Behavioural changes

  • Weakness

  • Difficulty climbing stairs

  • Injury

  • Resistant to touch

  • Reduced mobility

  • Loss of function

  • Signs of ageing

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Is your dog suffering from any of the following conditions?

  • Arthritis

  • Amputation

  • Back pain

  • Fractures

  • Joint restrictions

  • Elbow dysplasia

  • Hip dysplasia

  • Patella luxation

  • Joint luxation

  • Cruciate ligament injury (CrCL)

  • Neurological conditions

  • Intervertebral disk extrusion (IVDD)

  • Fibro-cartilaginous embolism (FCE)

  • Fibrotic Myopathy

  • Spondylosis

  • Obesity

  • Wounds

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SESSION OVERVIEW

The initial consultation comprises the following stages:

CONSULTATION

Collection of detailed medical history of and establishment of short and long-term goals for your dog.​

ASSESSMENT

A thorough examination of posture and movement (here you might be asked to walk and trot your dog up in a straight line). Assessment of the musculoskeletal system via palpation and joint range of motion.

TREATMENT

Full treatment based on the collected information and findings. Find out more.

PLAN

Prescription of remedial exercises to optimise recovery and improve performance and provision of advice on daily management. A weekly personalised rehabilitation plan may be prescribed.

SUPPORT

Provision of full support throughout the journey of rehabilitation.

Meet & Greet

Book a FREE 10-minute video call to discuss your dog's individual situation, ask any questions regarding your dog's condition, exercise or management and find out how we can help. 

All work is carried out under a veterinary referral by a fully qualified and insured physiotherapist and complies with the current legislation (Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966, Animal Welfare Act 2006).

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