North East Veterinary Physiotherapy and Hydrotherapy
Discover how to improve your animals’ health, reduce pain, and maintain their quality of life. We are one of the leading providers of Dog Hydrotherapy Teesside! Contact us today to learn more.
North East Veterinary Physiotherapy
Welcome to North East Veterinary Physiotherapy. Based in Hartlepool, North East England, and ran by Lucinda Stott Chartered Physiotherapist and Veterinary Physiotherapist. Having practiced in both public and private sectors of human healthcare I can be found on the both the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy and Health & Care Professions Council register. Within animal health care I am registered with the Register of Animal Musculoskeletal Practitioners, and I am a category A practitioner with the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Animal Therapy. Are you looking for a specialist Dog Hydrotherapy Teesside? Look no further than us!
Veterinary Physiotherapy is a rapidly expanding profession, providing valuable rehabilitation as part of the wider veterinary multi-disciplinary team. Veterinary physiotherapy can provide both rehabilitation and rehabilitation services, from osteoarthritic maintenance to post-operative care. Essentially, Veterinary Physiotherapists aim to reduce pain, improve function, and restore optimum quality of life.
If you feel like this is something that could benefit your animal, then simply get in touch. Contact us today to learn more information!
- Hydrotherapy
- Canine Physical Therapy
- Dog Rehabilitation
- Dog Physiotherapy
WHY CHOOSE US
As Veterinary Physiotherapist is an unprotected title you will find several professionals with an array of professional titles, names, and qualifications, which is confusing to those who are not aware of the industry. We are specialists in Dog Hydrotherapy Teesside, look no further than us! To simplify it if you are a member of ACPAT (Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Animal Therapy) then you must also be a Chartered human Physiotherapists which is regulated by the HPC (Health Professions Council). As a Veterinary Physiotherapist you can volunteer to be regulated by RAMP (Register of Animal Musculoskeletal Physiotherapists) which aligns the expectations of human care in to the veterinary sector. I am registered with both the HCPC and RAMP.
WHEN TO ACT
Don’t wait until you are sure there is a problem. Prevention is better than cure!
Visit your vet or get in touch for further advice.
Look out for:
- Deterioration in levels of activity
- Loss of appetite
- Difficulty in moving
- Reluctant to go for walks
- Loss of enthusiasm
- Unexplained behaviour
- Grumpiness
- Stiffness and resistance
- Inability to jump or run
- Tenderness to touch
- Muscle imbalance/ atrophy
- Limping
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Client Feedback
I can't recommend Lucinda enough and the way she works is fantastic. Before she even starts any session or exercise on your dog she plays with them just to put your dog at ease and rather than 'forcing' your dog to do something she asks them by playing and offering treats My husky Onyx has arthritis in his back legs and starting on his spine and I was recommended physio for him by a friend. So I decided that strengthening his muscles would be the best route before I go down the vet pain medication road. Well Onyx has had only a few sessions and the difference so far is like night and day. Onyx still has 'bad days' but with the exercises that Lucinda has given me and the lifestyle changes she has suggested is making his stiffness more manageable and therefore making his life better. Thank you Lucinda and Onyx will continue to visit you for as long as he needs it Wags n Woofs from Onyx too xxx
What an amazing lady, so approachable and easy to talk to. Lucinda your knowledge is outstanding, I don't know who enjoyed it more, me or Bella !! I learnt so much and Bella loved it. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐. Highly recommended for an excellent service
Oona had her first visit with Lucie 6 months after having her first litter. Following a thorough assessment at the lovely clinic, we have a tailored programme for Oona to ease out some of her niggles. Wonderfully approachable and supportive, Lucie is a true animal lover who genuinely wants your furry babies to be as healthy, fit and happy as they can be.
I’ve only recently learned of veterinary physio when Digby was referred to Lucinda. Wow, what a difference! The change in his ability since receiving therapy is nothing short of a miracle. Not only has his quality of life improved, but as a result, mine has too! Thank you so much. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Very professional service. The Practitioner took her time to get to know my dog, explained the process and the treatments in detail. We were given a detailed plan of exercises, which are easy to follow and tips of how to engage our do We have notice an improvement with our dogs pain, and mobility. Would highly recommend.
Caring and knowledgable approach to supporting the physio needs of our furry family members. We were given a detailed plan of exercises, which are easy to follow and tips of how to engage our do We have notice an improvement with our dogs pain, and mobility. Would highly recommend.
