Canine Physiotherapy
Fraser Vet Physio aims to return dogs to their peak performance by reducing pain, accelerating healing, aiding mobility and retraining gait. We also aim to aid and develop performance for working and sporting dogs. This is achieved using a variety of techniques and modalities, for more information on these, please visit our services page.​
Conditions physiotherapy can help with:
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Osteoarthritis
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Cruciate disease
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Hip or Elbow Dysplasia
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Patella Luxation
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Neurological conditions and nerve injuries
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Fractures
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Spinal injuries
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Soft tissue injuries
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Wound management
Physiotherapy can aid in both conservative management and post-surgical recovery.
Potential signs and symptoms:
Indications listed below may develop quickly, or you may see a slow deterioration of your dog’s health. These symptoms are not intended as a form of diagnosis and a consultation with your vet should be undertaken if you suspect your dog may be injured or unwell.
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Stiffness
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Becoming slower
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Changes to their behaviour
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Lameness
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Swelling or inflammation
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Difficulty or reluctance getting up/down, using stairs/sofas/cars
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Chances to their gait (the way they walk)
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Reluctance to be petted or groomed
If you think your dog may benefit from treatment, or would like further information, please contact us.
More information on appointments and prices can be found here.
A Veterinary Referral Form is required prior to any appointment or treatment taking place. We can send this to your vet directly or you can download a copy and return the completed version to us (at least 24 hours before your appointment).