Physiotherapy sessions and your dog

"Getting your Dog active again using a qualified Physiotherapist"

healthy dog jumping over fence

Animals, like people, respond to Physiotherapy.

Physiotherapists are specifically trained and have a large variety of treatment options to restore normal function and maximise performance or rehabilitation.

It can significantly speed up recovery from injury.

What can Physiotherapy be used for ?

Pain or discomfort
Trauma or soft tissue injuries
Lameness
Overweight

Muscle weakness
Degenerative conditions
Post-orthopaedic surgery
Performance-related problems

Spinal pain
Reduced function
Unusual behaviour
Neurological conditions

Give us a call - 0114 258 3221

If you need more information about how we can help with your Dog, please get in touch. We welcome a 'phone call and are more than happy to answer your questions. You can also email us or download information forms HERE .

Our clients say it best

I have been taking my dog, Molly, to Aquavet for over 3 years now... Her prognosis wasn't good but regular treadmill sessions have given her a quality of life we couldn't have hoped for. She can still climb stairs and walk for an hour in the park...thank you for all your help and support. –Liz France White
We brought Buster our 8 yr old Shih Tsu to Aquavets due to his bad arthritis he had become very quiet, overweight and was only walking a few yards each walk. Following ten swimming and three physio sessions, we have a happy, slim and energetic dog again. Instead of thinking we were losing him shortly we are now looking forward to a long future with our very loved family member. Thank you to Abbey Vets for referring us. Marion Davis –Marion Davis

Fully qualified and experienced Canine Hydrotherapist

Lisa Dobson - Aquavet owner
is a fully qualified and experienced Canine Hydrotherapist and registered with the National Association of Registered Canine Hydrotherapists