Services
Helping Animals Move Better & Live Better
Veterinary Physiotherapy
Personalised physiotherapy focused on restoring movement, reducing pain and improving your animal's quality of life.
Used for injuries, chronic conditions, mobility problems and age-related changes.
Post-Operative Rehabilitation
Structured rehabilitation to support a safe and effective recovery following surgery.
Helps restore mobility, strength and function while supporting the healing process.
Therapeutic Exercise
Targeted exercises tailored to your animal's individual needs and abilities.
Used to improve strength, balance, coordination, flexibility and overall function.
Massage & Soft Tissue Techniques
Hands-on techniques used to relieve muscle tension, improve flexibility and promote comfort.
Helpful for stiffness, muscular pain, restricted movement and recovery after injury or exercise.
Laser Therapy
Low-level therapeutic laser used to support tissue healing, reduce pain and inflammation, and promote recovery.
Often used for soft-tissue injuries, post-operative recovery, wounds and painful musculoskeletal conditions.
Cycloidal Vibration Therapy
Gentle mechanical vibration used to support circulation, relaxation, pain management and tissue recovery.
May be beneficial for muscle tension, stiffness, reduced mobility and rehabilitation programmes.
Acupressure
Gentle pressure applied to specific points of the body to promote relaxation, comfort and overall wellbeing.
Used as a complementary technique where appropriate, particularly alongside pain management and rehabilitation.
Neurological Rehabilitation
Support for animals experiencing neurological and mobility challenges.
Pain Management
Support focused on comfort, mobility and quality of life.
Mobility & Strengthening
Exercises designed to support functional movement and physical strength.
Kinesiology
Kinesiology taping.
Veterinary physiotherapy
What it involves
Veterinary physiotherapy uses assessment, hands-on techniques, modalities and therapeutic exercise to support movement, comfort and recovery. Every plan is individual, and outcomes vary between animals.
Rehabilitation
- Post-operative rehabilitation
- Orthopaedic rehabilitation
- Neurological rehabilitation
- Arthritis management
- Geriatric rehabilitation
- Musculoskeletal rehabilitation
- Mobility rehabilitation
- Strengthening
- Injury rehabilitation
- Functional rehabilitation
- Maintenance therapy
- Weight management support
In practice
Real sessions
Treatment techniques
Our toolkit
Therapeutic exercise
Structured exercises to build strength, control and function.
Massage & soft tissue techniques
Hands-on work to support comfort and movement.
Acupressure
Gentle pressure applied to specific points of the body to promote relaxation, comfort and overall wellbeing.
Laser therapy
Low-level therapeutic laser used to support tissue healing, reduce pain and inflammation, and promote recovery.
Cycloidal vibration therapy
Gentle mechanical vibration used to support circulation, relaxation, pain management and tissue recovery.
Electrical stimulation
Supports muscle activation, pain management and recovery.
Passive range-of-motion
Gentle joint movements to maintain mobility and flexibility.
Stretching
Controlled stretches to improve flexibility and reduce stiffness.
Balance exercises
Exercises to improve stability, coordination and confidence.
Proprioception exercises
Helps improve awareness of limb position and movement.
Strengthening exercises
Progressive exercises to build muscle strength and support.
Mobility exercises
Targeted exercises to improve movement and everyday function.
Functional rehabilitation
Practising movements needed for daily activities and independence.
Hydrotherapy
Low-impact water exercise to support strength, mobility and recovery.
Kinesiology
Kinesiology taping.
Patient selection
Conditions we may support
Not every treatment is suitable for every condition. We recommend veterinary assessment, and referral where appropriate.
- Arthritis
- Geriatric conditions
- Palliative care
- Orthopaedic cases
- Elbow dysplasia
- Hip dysplasia
- Patella luxation
- Spinal cases
- Orthopaedic surgery cases
- Fractures
- Musculoskeletal injuries
- Tendon injuries
- Ligament injuries
- Contractures
- Maintenance cases
- High-performance athlete animals
- Weight management
- Spinal conditions
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