Various factors can lead to physical injury in dogs, including accidents, developmental joint issues and age-related conditions
Common causes include falls from cars, overjumping, slipping on smooth floors and strenuous activities like fetching balls. Physiotherapy plays a crucial role in addressing these issues, particularly for elderly dogs, overweight pets, dogs showing behaviour changes and those recovering from surgery. Our services encompass pain management, muscle and joint re-education, and homecare planning.
We also offer screenings for joint stiffness and spinal pain, along with interventions such as sports massage, warm-up routines, and electrotherapy for tendon and ligament problems. Whether your dog is a beloved pet or an athletic companion, physiotherapy can help alleviate symptoms and improve their quality of life. If your dog exhibits any signs of discomfort or mobility issues, consider physiotherapy as a viable solution.
Canine conditions
Unusual behaviour
Panting excessively
Sensitivity to being touched or patted
Muscle imbalance/weakness
Difficulty jumping up or down
Crying when getting up or lying down
Reluctance to play or exercise
Wounds – Non healing and acute
Pain relief
Uneven wear on nails
Overweight/mobility issues
Physiotherapy treatments
Soft tissue mobilisations
Manipulation
Muscle stimulation/development
Maintenance of muscle bulk
Laser treatment
Massage/stretches/electrotherapy
Laser & ultrasound
Pain relief/muscle re-education
Soft tissue healing
Exercise therapy
Rehabilitation
Specific tailored home exercise programs
Additional
Soft tissue injuries
Sports injuries
Senior/ageing dog
Spinal treatments
Post surgical



