Canine physiotherapy

Hip/Elbow dysplasia is long term condition which is common in certain breeds. To ensure optimal management, a joint effort of  veterinary management and controlled exercises will help the dog's function.

Has your dog recently changed its behaviour by becoming snappy or generally looking uncomfortable?

A physiotherapy assessment may find areas of soreness and help address this with specific treatment. 

After a period of restricted movement following fracture healing/surgery, physiotherapy is required to increase joint range of movement and muscle strength to restore function.

Osteoarthritis is a long term condition that can cause pain and discomfort to dogs. Physiotherapy increases comfort and helps to support surrounding joints.

Physiotherapy can be highly beneficial post spinal surgery or when injury to the nervous system is involved. Physiotherapy aims to increase movement and function in the spine and limbs where the nerves may have been effected. 

Specific sport exercises can be highly beneficial to help your dog thrive and excel in disciplines such as agility, fly ball, showing and many more! Additionally, regular maintenance will ensure optimal muscle recovery.