Canine physiotherapy is one of the most effective ways to improve your dog’s mobility, reduce pain and support long-term health. Whether your dog is recovering from surgery, managing arthritis, living with a chronic condition or slowing down with age, a structured physiotherapy program can significantly enhance comfort, movement and quality of life.
✔ Speeds Up Post-Surgery Recovery
Physiotherapy helps dogs recover more quickly and safely after orthopaedic or spinal surgery by improving joint mobility, reducing swelling and restoring normal movement patterns.
✔ Reduces Pain and Stiffness
Targeted treatments such as soft tissue therapy, joint mobilisation, stretching, strengthening exercises and hydrotherapy reduce pain and improve comfort—especially for dogs with arthritis, hip dysplasia or chronic mobility issues.
✔ Improves Strength, Balance and Mobility
Physiotherapy rebuilds muscle strength, enhances coordination and restores flexibility. This helps dogs move more confidently and prevents compensatory strain on other joints.
✔ Supports Dogs With Arthritis and Chronic Conditions
A tailored rehabilitation plan can slow mobility decline, reduce inflammation and help dogs with degenerative conditions maintain independence for longer.
✔ Helps Prevent Injuries
By identifying weak areas, posture issues and abnormal movement patterns, physiotherapy helps prevent future injuries and improves overall musculoskeletal health.
✔ Maintains Mobility in Senior Dogs
Gentle, low-impact exercises support healthy ageing, maintain muscle mass and keep older dogs active and comfortable.
✔ Enhances Performance for Active Dogs
Sporting and working dogs benefit from conditioning programs that boost strength, flexibility and endurance, helping them perform at their best.
Canine physiotherapy is a non-invasive, science-based approach that complements your veterinarian’s care. Every treatment plan is customised to your dog’s needs and may include hands-on therapy, hydrotherapy, targeted exercises and ongoing home-care guidance.