Every rehabilitation plan begins with a comprehensive in-home assessment. We evaluate your dog’s posture, gait, joint range of motion, muscle tone, neurological function, and soft tissue integrity. This detailed functional evaluation guides clinical goal setting and ensures that all treatments are safe, effective, and targeted to your dog’s specific needs.

Manual therapy is a hands-on approach used to reduce pain, improve joint mobility, and release soft tissue restrictions. Techniques include soft tissue mobilisation, therapeutic massage, myofascial release, joint mobilisation, passive stretching, and assisted range of motion.  Beneficial for dogs recovering from orthopaedic or neurological conditions, managing pain, or experiencing stiffness and postural changes with age.

Therapeutic exercise plays a central role in canine rehabilitation by targeting strength, proprioception, joint stability, coordination, and functional mobility. We design customised programs based on your dog’s diagnosis, physical abilities, current function, and clinical goals—whether they are recovering from orthopaedic surgery, managing a neurological condition, or addressing age-related muscle atrophy and reduced mobility.

Rehabilitation doesn’t end after the session. We create condition-specific home exercise programs to reinforce clinical gains and promote long-term functional improvement. Each program is tailored to your dog’s diagnosis, mobility level, and response to treatment. Exercises may include strength-building, balance, range of motion, or proprioceptive work, and are designed to be safe, effective, and easy to carry out at home.

Dogs with arthritis (also known as degenerative joint disease) often experience joint pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility. In-home rehabilitation focuses on relieving discomfort, preserving joint function, and supporting daily movement through manual therapy, laser therapy (PBMT), and tailored mobility exercises. Treatment aims to improve comfort, slow progression, and enhance quality of life.

Rehabilitation supports recovery after surgeries such as cruciate repair, patellar stabilisation, hip or elbow surgery, spinal procedures, and amputations. In-home treatment includes strengthening, range of motion work, proprioceptive retraining, and soft tissue techniques. Laser therapy (PBMT) is used to reduce inflammation, manage pain, and support tissue healing. Programs are tailored to the procedure, recovery stage, and functional goals.

Soft tissue injuries such as muscle strains, tendonitis, and myofascial restrictions can lead to pain, stiffness, and impaired movement. Our treatment approach combines therapeutic massage, soft tissue mobilisation, stretching, and targeted exercises to support healing and improve mobility. Laser therapy (PBMT) is also used to reduce inflammation, enhance circulation, and accelerate tissue repair. 

We provide in-home therapy for dogs with neurological conditions such as disc disease (IVDD), wobbler syndrome, fibrocartilaginous embolism (FCE), degenerative myelopathy (DM), lumbosacral disease, or peripheral nerve injuries. Treatment focuses on improving balance, coordination, proprioception, and mobility through manual therapy, targeted exercises, laser therapy (PBMT), and neurostimulation to support neural repair, regeneration, and recovery.

Preventative treatment helps maintain musculoskeletal health, optimise performance, and reduce the risk of injury. Suitable for active, aging, or sedentary dogs, these sessions focus on soft tissue care, movement quality, and recovery. From canine athletes to couch companions, every dog can benefit from proactive support and relaxation-focused treatment.

Our tailored strength and mobility programs are designed for dogs recovering from injury, managing chronic conditions, or simply staying strong and active. These proactive, in-home sessions support muscle development, joint stability, and overall mobility — making them ideal for aging pets, dogs with physical challenges, or healthy dogs looking to stay fit and injury-free.