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We ask all our clients to complete a form and have it stamped by their vet so that we are sure that hydrotherapy is suitable for your dog. This is particularly important with regard to injuries.

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Please click here to return the completed form to us so we can fax it to your vet.

Dog Weighing Facility

Our digital scales and 'Ideal Weight' chart will let you keep a check on your dog's progress.

Stall Holders Wanted

We are planning to hold a dog show in the summer in the Hampshire area and are looking for stall holders.

If you are interested please contact us.

Veterinary Physiotherapy

Now at Four Paws Aqua!

Who are we?

I would like to introduce myself Jade Terry and my colleague Helen Davey, we are fully qualified and insured Veterinary Physiotherapists. We are members of the National Association of Veterinary Physiotherapists (NAVP) and are accredited by the ESVPS.

Prior to achieving our Physiotherapy Certificate we worked as qualified Veterinary Nurses at Anderson Abercromby Orthopaedic referrals, between us we have over 15 years of nursing experience within referral centres. We are qualified in small animal and equine Physiotherapy, but we have a keen interest in canine

rehabilitation, mainly due to our nursing background.

As members of the NAVP we are recognised by most major insurance companies, which means insured clients can claim back the cost of their pets therapy.

Helen Davey PgC Veterinary Physiotherapy MNAVP Cert VN (Dent) VN

Jade Terry PgC Veterinary Physiotherapy PgC Veterinary Physiotherapy MNAVP RVN

Have you considered

Physiotherapy for YOUR pet?

Physiotherapy can benefit your pet in the following ways:

ü Assisting in their rehabilitation after spinal or limb surgery
ü Maintaining and improving the mobility of the older animal

ü      Conservative management of orthopaedic conditions such as;
       hip and elbow dysplaysia
ü      Help maintain suppleness and fitness for competition and
       working dogs

ü Re-educate gait abnormalities
ü Help to maintain and rebuild wasted muscle

ü Reduce muscle tension and spasm
ü Assist in weight-loss

We are also fully trained to use specialist machinery that can be used to:

ü Assist in weight loss

ü      Encourage the healing and repair of wounds
ü      Promote the healing of non union fractures
ü      Reduce oedema and swelling

Oour resident physiotherapist Helen with Sadie who is having Phsyio for a Cruciate ligament injury

Our resident physiotherapist Helen with Sadie who is having Phsyio for a Cruciate ligament injury