Hydrohounds provides hydrotherapy & veterinary physiotherapy treatment for canine fitness, rehabilitation, weight management and therapeutic conditioning – all whilst making sure your dog is having fun! The use of water to treat animals & build fitness is a well-recognised practice and our specialist Hydrotherapist can cater for a range of needs.
Veterinary Physiotherapy can be used as a stand-alone treatment or incorporated as a complimentary treatment to hydrotherapy. Together, we will create a bespoke rehabilitation plan to ensure the best outcomes in your dog’s recovery, fun and fitness journey.
Helping dogs swim their way to good health (woof)
What is Hydrotherapy?
All dogs are likely to need hydrotherapy within their lifetime, young or old! Hydrotherapy can have significant benefits by aiding your dog’s healing if they are recovering from injury or surgery. It’s also an excellent natural method of helping improve many conditions, including arthritis, spinal injuries, and obesity.
Benefits include:
Non weight bearing exercise for joint health and mobility
Increased exercise tolerance, stamina, and muscle stimulation
Pain relief, improved function, and reduced inflammation
Slows degenerative diseases and enhances quality of life
Therapeutic and safe environment.
Intensive, low-impact exercise for faster recovery
Provides mental stimulation and FUN for dogs of all ages!
What is Veterinary Physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy has been shown to improve health outcomes in both animals and in people. Problems involving the musculoskeletal, nervous systems and balance can be helped by physiotherapy. It can also aid in recovery from injury or surgery and with pain management.
It’s widely recognised that treatment outcomes are better for pets who have received physiotherapy after orthopaedic surgery. It can improve recovery times from accidents, surgery or illness. Pets with orthopaedic problems, (such as hip or elbow dysplasia, osteoarthritis, spinal, neurological, soft-tissue or mobility problems) can all be helped. Physiotherapy can also help the management of chronic pain.
Benefits include:
1. Assist Recovery from an Injury or Surgery
2. Improve Range of Motion
3. Reduce Joint Pain
4. A Non-Invasive Solution
5. Enhance Animals’ Overall Quality of Life