Animal Physiotherapy - Bracknell, Berkshire

Animal Physiotherapy offers physiotherapy for rehabilitation following injury or illness or to maintain body maintenance in competition or working animals large and small - from rabbits, cats, and dogs to cows, alpaca, and skunks!

Physiotherapy is a non-invasive form of therapy and has been an essential form of treatment for centuries.

RCVS Registered • Accredited Trainer For The College of Animal Physiotherapists • Member of IAAT • BVNA

Physiotherapy

Animal Physiotherapist will create a bespoke treatment plan tailored towards the patients individual needs.

It is likely to include exercises for you to do at home, and physical tasks and challenges to improve the patient as they progress. When all the elements are put together the result is a wholesome programme of treatment and rehabilitation designed to help the patient heal at the fastest pace possible - it will be revised and updated as the patient progresses.

Some of The Conditions Treated:

Arthritis • Orthopaedic Injuries • Muscle and Tendon Injuries • Poor Movement and Mobility Difficulties • Back pain • Neurological Issues

Equipment may include:

Pulsed electromagnetic field therapy • Intrasound • Static magnets • Red Light Therapy • Blue Light therapy • Thermotherapy • Cryo therapy • Stimulator • Neurotrac • TENs machine

Mobility Checker

Use their free mobility checker to tell them how your pet is doing and a qualified animal physiotherapist will assess your answers and give you free advice on what may be happening and what may help!

Puppy Massage DVD

Animal Physiotherapist is approaching their 10th year of caring.

To celebrate they have released a Puppy Massage DVD so you can learn massage in the comfort of your own home. 

As seen on: The Alan Titchmarsh Show, Day Break Sunday Brunch and BBC London 94.9

You can keep up-to-date with what we've been doing in the Animal Physiotherapy news section.

They are also on the professional panel of experts and write articles for T.V. vet Paul Manktelow MRCVS.