Recovery and everyday comfort.
Physiotherapy may support:
- Recovery after surgery or injury
- Arthritis and age-related stiffness
- Hip or elbow dysplasia
Canine physiotherapy in Cork
Physiotherapy
More comfort. Greater strength. A plan made for your dog.
One-to-one rehabilitation, delivered with patience and individual attention.
Book an assessment- Established 2020
- Veterinary-referred rehabilitation
- One-to-one appointments
- Specialist team
Individual attention
A thoughtful plan for better movement.
One-to-one physiotherapy helps dogs move with greater comfort, strength and confidence. We listen to the changes you have noticed, then gently assess movement, muscle condition and comfort at your dog’s pace.
Connected with your veterinary care.
We use your dog’s clinical history and work with your veterinary team to plan safely. New patients need veterinary referral or consent; contact us if you are unsure.
Treatment and progress
Changing mobility and active lives.
Support may also help with:
- Soft-tissue or sporting injuries
- Neurological or gait changes
- Strength and conditioning goals
A plan that grows with your dog.
We select the right mix of hands-on therapy, exercise, movement retraining, hydrotherapy or electrotherapy, reviewing and adapting care as your dog progresses.
Support between appointments.
Practical exercise and activity guidance helps you support your dog at home, with meaningful goals agreed together.
Additional therapies, chosen for your dog.
Laser therapy
Targeted light therapy may be used to support comfort and tissue recovery where clinically appropriate.
Massage and soft-tissue therapy
Gentle hands-on techniques aim to ease muscle tension and support relaxation and comfortable movement.
Pulsed electromagnetic field therapy (PEMF)
A non-invasive treatment using pulsed electromagnetic fields, which may be considered as an additional tool for comfort and recovery.
Not every dog needs every therapy. We select suitable options after assessment, alongside exercise and veterinary care, and review how your dog responds.
Before you book
A few helpful answers.
Talk to us if you are unsure about the right next step.
Does my dog need a veterinary referral?
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.
Where do we start?
Start with an initial assessment so we can review your dog’s clinical history, movement and comfort, discuss your goals and plan appropriate care.
What if my dog has additional needs?
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.