Dogs are our best friends, but they too can suffer from numerous health conditions and mobility problems. Many of these can be significantly improved with physiotherapy.

Some common conditions include:

• Elbow / hip dysplasia

• Arthritis

• Cruciate ligament injuries

• Muscle injuries

• Sports injuries

• Spinal injuries

• Neurological deficits

Physiotherapy targets pain and weaknesses, helping to strengthen and stabilise weakened muscles, increase mobility and flexibility and enhance your dog’s overall health and well-being.

Physiotherapy helps to:

• Strengthen weak muscles and support joints

• Improve balance and coordination

• Reduce pain and inflammation

• Improve mobility

• Enhance athletic performance

• Reduce the risk of future re-injury

During an appointment Rebecca will visit your dog in their own environment where they feel most relaxed. After taking a case history and assessing your dog’s posture, muscle symmetry and gait, Rebecca will then put together a tailored treatment plan which may include massage, stretching, electrotherapies and a home exercise programme to help your dog get back to doing what they enjoy most.