Yorkshire Canine Veterinary Physiotherapy
We are specialists in Canine Veterinary Physiotherapy and have state of the art, non-invasive equipment to support your dogs recovery.
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We receive referrals from over 50 vets across Yorkshire and have supported hundreds of dogs to become more mobile and as happy and pain free as possible.
Kelly has been rehabilitating dogs in her Award Winning Canine Hydrotherapy Centre since 2017. She is also mobile, providing home visits covering Doncaster, Goole, Howden, Pontefract, Selby, Wakefield, York and surrounding areas.
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We know how worrying it can be when your dog has an injury, has undergone surgery or if they need some extra support in their older years.
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We work with you to find a solution to improve your dogs quality of life, ensuring they are healthy, happy and as pain free as possible.
What is Veterinary Physiotherapy?
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Veterinary physiotherapy aims to promote healing, reduce pain and support return to function, improving overall quality of life. We achieve this with a thorough assessment and treatment of your dog , tailoring our approach their individual needs.
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It is an evidence-based art, requiring years of training and experience.
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We can support your dog with management of a range of orthopeadic conditions such as elbow and hip dysplasia, cruciate disease, spondlylosis and osteoarthritis. We can also support your dog through neurological conditions.
Why is Veterinary Physiotherapy Needed?
Rehabilitation
Orthopeadic condition such as spondylosis, osteoarthritis, elbow or hip dysplasia, luxating patella or cruciate disease need physiotherapy to aid their recovery and management of their condition.
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Where surgery has taken place physiotherapy promotes healing, reduces pain, increasing and improves outcomes.
Dogs with neurological conditions such as Intervertebral Disk Disease (IVDD), Fibrocartilaginous Embolism (FCE), Wobbler Syndrome and Degenerative Myelopathy (DM) often need intensive veterinary physiotherapy to help them maintain/regain mobility.
Preventative and Conservative Physiotherapy
The majority of dogs we see are our 'Golden Oldies' who's owners report that they have 'slowed down' and are struggling with mobility.
We have many really proactive owners who book maintenance sessions for their dogs to maintain fitness, keeping their dogs supple and strong before their dogs have issues with mobility. This is crucial to maintain their quality of life, pain levels and mobility.
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We also have owners who would like to conservatively manage their dogs condition (avoiding surgery). A bespoke physiotherapy plan is essential to effectively manage their conditions.
Performance
Perfect for agility or flyball dogs, regular veterinary physiotherapy helps to identify and treat niggles as soon as they arise, ensuring your dog is consistently able to maintain their performance levels.
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Other working and sporting dogs also benefit, especially when they have been 'off season' or are entering pre-season training - this is where we tend to find most issues are most likely to occur.