The dog behind the diagnosis.
A diagnosis of arthritis is one part of understanding your dog. We also want to hear about their walks, rest, routines and the changes you have noticed, so the rehabilitation conversation is grounded in their life at home.
We consider movement, pain, behaviour and your household circumstances together. The assessment helps guide a discussion about suitable approaches and the goals you would like the plan to address, alongside your dog’s veterinary care.
Questions worth bringing
- Which everyday activities have changed for your dog?
- What has your veterinary team discussed with you so far?
- What would useful, manageable support look like for your household?
Approaches we may discuss.
Rehabilitation & pain management
A joined-up plan for movement, comfort and everyday life, built around the whole dog.
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Understanding how your dog moves, what matters at home and what thoughtful support could look like.
Take a lookCanine hydrotherapy
Water is one part of a much wider picture. We start with your dog, then consider where hydrotherapy belongs in their care.
Take a lookTherapeutic exercise
Purposeful land-based rehabilitation, with your dog’s needs and your everyday life in mind.
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