For Dogs
Recent injury or recovering from surgery? ​
Slowing down or appears more stiff?
Not wanting to go for walks anymore? ​
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Physiotherapy can help to speed up recovery after injury or after surgery. It can help to promote normal movement and get your dog back to being excited by their walks again.
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Assessment and treatment of your dog will take approximately 45 minutes. It will include a thorough history of the problem, followed by a full assessment. Before a bespoke treatment plan tailored to your dog’s individual requirements is established.
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We work closely with your veterinary professional to help dogs of all breeds and sizes recover from injury.
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We run a twice weekly clinic at Chine House Veterinary Hospital in Sileby. Plus, we are now able to offer home visits, so your dog can be comfortable in their own environment.
You can ask your vet to refer to Hunts Hill for physiotherapy by asking them to email your dogs history or by filling in the referral form, which can be found here and sending it to info@huntshillphysio.co.uk
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Treatments include but are not limited to:
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Soft Tissue Mobilisation
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Myofascial Release
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Trigger Point Release
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Electrotherapy including
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Pulsed BioMagnetic therapy
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Transelectical Stimulation (TENS)
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Neuromuscular Stimulation (NMS)
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Class 3b LASER
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If your dog has had a spinal injury or a neurological problem, treatment will also include movement analysis, proprioceptive input and functional exercises.
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Throughout the treatment process your veterinary professional with receive regular updates on how your dog is progressing. ​