
Canine Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy can benefit a wide range of dogs, from the family friend to the working dog.
If your dog suffers from arthritis, or has been diagnosed with a musculoskeletal condition, we can aid towards creating a treatment programme to ensure functional mobility and comfort is restored as quickly and efficiently as possible.
Canine physiotherapy has many advantages
Pain relief
Pre and post-operative rehabilitation
Encourages tissue repair
Canine physiotherapy assists with the prevention and treatment of musculoskeletal conditions. Veterinary Physiotherapists aim to improve, restore and maintain the canine patient’s functional mobility.
If your dog presents with any of the following conditions, physiotherapy may be beneficial
Hip dysplasia
Cruciate ligament disease
Soft tissue injuries
Age related problems
Osteoarthritis
Fracture Repair
Patella luxation
Facilitation of wound healing/repair
Neurological deficit
Prior to treatment Claire will provide a thorough static and dynamic assessment with your dog to ensure the primary dysfunction is treated, resulting in effective and focused treatment.
Claire uses a range of treatment modalities including manual therapy, electrotherapies and exercise prescription to create a bespoke program for your dog.