About

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My Mission

Dedicated client service, and lifelong friendships.

The wellbeing and love for horses, dogs, cats, and all other varieties of domestic and wild animals are a priority. A special relationship with your pet has inspired me to provide exceptional care and a dedicated service.
I am a highly experienced and educated therapist and expert in full therapy services and I am dedicated to enhancing the health and wellbeing of your pet.
I am passionate about my profession and look forward to helping you and your pet improve your quality of life together.
I strive to provide you with the best Physical therapy, Massage therapy and Laser therapy treatments and doing so with genuine concern and compassion. I will always work with the client’s veterinarian. It is extremely important for me to build strong relationships with our client's veterinarians. I believe in creating open channels of communication in order to deliver the best treatment plan possible for whatever type of injury, acute, sub-acute or chronic.

My Service

Outpatient services for pets. My services are designed to assist in routine preventative care for young, healthy pets as well as early detection and treatment of disease as your pet ages.

Advantages

Treatment Details

The initial treatment session starts with a consultation and assessment.

• Completion of a consultation form, including a full case history of any previous illnesses or injuries, medications if any.
• Assessment of your pet.

Once I have completed the assessment I will develop an individual treatment programme. In most cases, this will involve more than one treatment session. At certain points within the treatment programme, I may reassess the progress and response – at which time the treatment programme may be revised accordingly.

Treatment involves:

• Advanced soft tissue manipulation techniques
• Massage such as pressure point, soft tissue release, mobilising techniques and passive stretching
• Laser therapy

The above incorporate Klaser therapy if required.

The following therapies are not a replacement for regular veterinary care. If your pet is poorly please contact a veterinarian first to diagnose the injury.

There are many injuries where these therapies can assist with the rehabilitative process, but it is imperative that the therapist be in contact with the attending vet and receive their permission before treatment may begin.