Canine & Feline
Physiotherapy
What is Veterinary Physiotherapy?
Veterinary physiotherapy is a hands-on treatment approach designed to reduce pain, improve mobility, and support recovery following injury, surgery, or illness.
Using a combination of manual therapy, targeted exercises, and advanced techniques, each treatment plan is tailored to your pet’s individual needs.
Conditions We Treat:
Physiotherapy is particularly beneficial for:
Orthopaedic Conditions
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Cruciate ligament injuries (pre & post surgery)
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Hip and elbow dysplasia
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Osteoarthritis
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Fractures and soft tissue injuries
Neurological Conditions
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Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD)
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Nerve injuries
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Weakness or paralysis
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Post-spinal surgery rehabilitation
Post-Operative Care
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Orthopaedic surgery recovery
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Soft tissue surgery
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Muscle rebuilding and joint support
How Physiotherapy Works
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Physiotherapy focuses on restoring normal movement and function while reducing pain and inflammation.
Treatment may include:
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Hands-on techniques (massage, joint mobilisation)
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Controlled rehabilitation exercises
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Stretching and range of motion work
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Supportive therapies to aid healing
Who it Helps
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Physiotherapy focuses on restoring normal movement and function while reducing pain and inflammation.Treatment may include:Hands-on techniques (massage, joint mobilisation)Controlled rehabilitation exercisesStretching and range of motion workSupportive therapies to aid healing
What to Expect From a Physiotherapy Session
Initial Appointment
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Full assessment of movement, posture, and comfort
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Discussion of your pet’s history and lifestyle
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Tailored treatment plan
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Follow-Up Sessions
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Hands-on treatment and guided exercises
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Ongoing progress monitoring
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Home exercise advice to support recovery
All sessions are adapted to your pet’s comfort level, with a calm and gentle approach throughout.
Feline Physiotherapy
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Physiotherapy can be highly beneficial for cats, although it often requires a slightly different approach. Sessions are adapted to suit each cat’s temperament, ensuring a calm, low-stress environment.
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Feline physiotherapy is particularly useful for:
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Arthritis and age-related stiffness
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Post-surgical recovery
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Reduced mobility or activity levels
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Injury rehabilitation
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Treatment focuses on gentle handling, subtle techniques, and encouraging natural movement to support recovery while keeping your cat relaxed and comfortable.
