DOES MY DOG NEED A PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENT?
The veterinary physiotherapy treatment benefits all dogs, regardless of whether your dog is a competition dog or a beloved pet. Veterinary physiotherapy plays a vital role in injury prevention and aids optimal performance. Physiotherapy treatment promotes both the musculoskeletal and mental well-being of your dog, therefore, rehabilitation is not exclusive to dogs after injury.
Is your dog suffering from any of the following conditions?
Arthritis
Back pain
Fractures
Joint restrictions
Elbow dysplasia
Hip dysplasia
Patella luxation
Joint luxation
Cruciate ligament injury
Neurological conditions
Intervertebral disk extrusion
Fibro-cartilaginous embolism
Fibrotic Myopathy
Spondylosis
Obesity
Wounds
SESSION OVERVIEW
The initial consultation comprises the following stages:
CONSULTATION
Collection of detailed medical history of and establishment of short and long-term goals for your dog.​
ASSESSMENT
A thorough examination of posture and movement (here you might be asked to walk and trot your dog up in a straight line). Assessment of the musculoskeletal system via palpation and joint range of motion.
TREATMENT
Full treatment based on the collected information and findings. Find out more.
PLAN
Prescription of remedial exercises to optimise recovery and improve performance and provision of advice on daily management. A weekly personalised rehabilitation plan may be prescribed.
SUPPORT
Provision of full support throughout the journey of rehabilitation.