The dog behind the diagnosis.
After an operation, the details matter: the procedure, your veterinary team’s guidance, your dog’s current needs and what caring for them looks like at home. We use that information to inform the rehabilitation discussion.
The approach is individual. We explain the purpose of any proposed assessment, treatment or exercise and how it fits with the care already in place, with practical goals and a shared understanding of the next steps.
Questions worth bringing
- What operation has your dog had and what guidance were you given?
- How are you both managing the current routine at home?
- What would you like clarified before rehabilitation begins?
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 lookTherapeutic exercise
Purposeful land-based rehabilitation, with your dog’s needs and your everyday life in mind.
Take a lookUnderwater treadmill
Bringing water and walking together, with a clear purpose for your dog’s rehabilitation.
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