Rehabilitation & movement
Name to be confirmed
A place to introduce the practitioner coordinating movement assessment and rehabilitation.
Qualifications and registration: awaiting verification and approval.
Our team
People who look at the whole picture.
Good rehabilitation makes space for different expertise, careful observation and a conversation that includes you.
Space for the real introductions.
These are proposed profile positions, not a claim about staffing or professional roles.
Care in water & on land
Name to be confirmed
A place to explain the practitioner’s role across the centre’s different environments.
Qualifications and registration: awaiting verification and approval.
Behaviour & wellbeing
Name to be confirmed
A place to introduce the relevant professional and clarify the scope of their work.
Qualifications and registration: awaiting verification and approval.
The person behind the appointment
This page will introduce each House of Hound practitioner in their own words: their role, their particular interests and how they work with dogs and owners. Names and portraits are awaiting approval; the imagery in this concept is illustrative.
Qualifications you can check
Verified qualifications, professional registrations, memberships and the scope of each practitioner’s work will appear alongside their biography. These details have deliberately been left unfilled until the team supplies and approves them.
- Practitioner name and clinical role.
- Qualifications and awarding organisations.
- Current professional registration details where relevant.
- Areas of practice and collaboration.
A shared understanding of your dog
Owners know the small details of daily life. The veterinary team brings the medical history and clinical context. Rehabilitation adds observations about movement, function and participation. Bringing those perspectives together helps shape a more useful conversation.