Function & observation
Movement assessment
Gait and stance analysis, with EKICO software and boots available for assessment on land and in water.
ExploreFor veterinary professionals
Individual rehabilitation. Shared clinical context.
Explore the services, assessment options and referral pathways at House of Hound, with the dog’s function, comfort and everyday life at the centre.
Our approach
A fuller picture of the patient.
We consider diagnosis alongside movement, pain, behaviour, emotional state, age, fitness and the owner’s circumstances. This context shapes the rehabilitation discussion and the selection of environments and modalities.
The centre brings together land and water assessment, rehabilitation technologies and therapeutic exercise. The proposed role of each approach is considered for the individual dog.
Assessment & treatment
A range of options within one centre.
Individual selection
Rehabilitation modalities
Veterinary physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, Class 3B and Class 4 laser, and WINBACK BACK4 / TECAR.
ExploreMovement & activity
Land-based rehabilitation
Land treadmill work, rehabilitation equipment, therapeutic exercise, strength and conditioning.
ExploreWorking together
Useful routes for your practice.
Refer a patient
Preview the referral form and the clinical information that helps frame an assessment.
View resourceRehabilitation pathways
Explore assessment, shared goals, review and handover within a proposed pathway.
View resourceRequest a report or update
Preview a practice request for relevant rehabilitation information.
View resourceClinical context
Explore before referring.
Conditions commonly referred
Browse the conditions and care contexts included in our service structure.
View resourceProfessional resources
Find sample referral documents, service information and educational links.
View resourceClinical behaviour
Understand how the distinct behaviour service connects with in-house rehabilitation.
View resourceThe next step
Discuss a potential referral.
Use the clinical enquiry route to describe the patient’s context and the question you would like to explore.