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CANINE PHYSIOTHERAPY

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Does my dog need physiotherapy?

Stiffness after exercise?

Altered

posture?

Muscle
Wastage?

Elbow/Hip Dysplasia?

Arthritis?

Every dog is unique, as is their experience of pain and ability to cope with injury. Dogs are excellent at hiding their discomfort and will often compensate by shifting their weight and altering their gait in search of a more comfortable posture.

Recent

Surgery?

Conditions Treated

  • Osteoarthritis

  • Hip/Elbow Dysplasia

  • Orthopaedic surgery

  • Soft tissue surgery

  • Intevertebral Disc Degeneration

  • Neurological disorders

  • Wounds

  • Muscle weakness

  • Poor athletic performance

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Physiotherapy can help manage and alleviate symptoms arising from a wide range of conditions including:

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It is important to discuss any changes with your veterinary surgeon prior to pursuing physiotherapy. Your veterinary surgeon will be able to prescribe medication if appropriate and advise if physiotherapy would be beneficial for your pet. 

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If you have any questions or would like to know more about how these conditions can be managed with physiotherapy then please get in touch. 

“Our spaniel loves her physiotherapy sessions with Sadie. She has elbow dysplasia and used to struggle with her walks. With regular fortnightly sessions, she is pain free and is back to enjoying being a crazy spaniel again!"

Elbow Dysplasia

—  A Wheeldin, "Lady"

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