Support for recovery and changing mobility.
Hydrotherapy may support recovery after surgery or injury, arthritis, reduced strength and neurological or gait changes, as well as conditioning and weight management.
Clinical hydrotherapy in Cork
Purposeful movement, supported by warm water.
Physiotherapy techniques in the water—not simply swimming.
Book an assessmentInside a hydrotherapy session
Clinical hydrotherapy is physiotherapy in water—not simply a swim. With a therapist alongside your dog in the pool, movement is gently guided, not just observed.
Through hands-on support, careful positioning and tailored exercises, the therapist helps shape how your dog uses their limbs and body, encouraging balanced posture and purposeful movement. Each session is adapted in the moment to your dog’s comfort and ability, with the aim of improving function and making everyday movement easier.
Treatment and progress
Hydrotherapy may support recovery after surgery or injury, arthritis, reduced strength and neurological or gait changes, as well as conditioning and weight management.
When appropriate, hydrotherapy can be combined with massage, soft-tissue work, laser or PEMF therapy to support your dog’s wider rehabilitation plan.
We review your dog’s health and clinical history and work with your veterinary team. New patients need referral or consent; treatment is adapted or postponed when needed.
We check comfort and movement at every visit, adjusting treatment as your dog progresses. Practical exercise and activity guidance helps you support them between appointments.
Before you book
Talk to us if you are unsure about the right next step.
New physiotherapy and hydrotherapy patients need veterinary referral or consent. Contact us if you are unsure and we can guide you through the next step.
Start with an initial assessment so we can review your dog’s clinical history, movement and comfort, discuss your goals and plan appropriate care.
Please tell us about medical, mobility or behavioural concerns before booking. We will talk through what may be appropriate and shape care around your dog.
No. We review health, history and mobility before treatment. Hydrotherapy may need to be adapted or postponed when it is not appropriate for the dog.