Mon 1pm - 5pm

Tues 9am - 4.30pm

Wed 4pm -8pm

Thurs 9am - 4.30pm

Sat 9am - 4.30pm

First we need a referral from your vet - click here, then we can book you an appointment over the phone or by email / whats app

We need 24 hours notice, anything less incurs a full charge. Please give as much notice as possible, we have many animals waiting for appointments and have to cover the costs of our staff and facilities during empty slots

No, we need to prioritise dogs with injuries, illness or medical conditions at present. We only see animals after if your vet has sent us a referral.

Yes, we require all owners to stay with their animal during the whole duration of every appointment. This is for safety, for keeping your animal at ease and for giving you physiotherapy advice and exercise programmes to take home.

No, but a physiotherapist will be in the water with your animal for safe and therapeutic handling.

We see all breeds of dog, as long as they have been referred by their vet. This includes XL Bullies - they must have a certificate of exemption and be muzzled on our premises at all times. If you are worried about your dog’s behaviour or they have needed muzzling at the vets, please bring a muzzle to your appointment and let us know any specific concerns prior to your appointment, so we can help to put your pet at ease and keep everybody safe.

We can slowly and gently introduce your pet to water; the underwater treadmill is great for this as we control the water level. We use a ‘fear free’ approach and positive reinforcement for all our treatments. If we feel an animal is too frightened or stressed, we will stop and change our approach. Often dogs get used to the water with gradual exposure and sometimes even learn to love it! We can also use land-based physio only, without the need for any water (hydrotherapy), with great benefit too.