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Working in water

Canine hydrotherapy

Water is one part of a much wider picture. We start with your dog, then consider where hydrotherapy belongs in their care.

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Canine hydrotherapy at the centre

A purpose within the plan.

At House of Hound, hydrotherapy sits alongside physiotherapy, movement assessment and land-based rehabilitation. Our pool and underwater treadmill offer different environments, so the conversation begins with what your dog needs and how they feel about water.

Their diagnosis matters, but so do their confidence, everyday movement and life at home. We bring these details together when discussing an individual plan, and keep reviewing the role of water as that plan develops.

What comes into the conversation

  • Your dog’s movement and function on land and in water.
  • Their experience of water, body language and emotional comfort.
  • How water-based sessions relate to the rest of their rehabilitation.

The shape of a visit

  • Talk through your dog’s history, routines and the things you hope to change.
  • Explore whether the pool, underwater treadmill or another approach fits their assessment.
  • Leave with a clear explanation of the proposed next steps.
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The thinking behind the approach.

Here for the whole journey

Let’s find a starting point.

A conversation about your dog is the first step towards understanding what comes next.

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