Pool Swimming
Pool swimming for rehabilitation is slow and controlled, this allows the patient to improve their range of movement of stiff joints, strengthen muscles and reduce pain. Pool swimming is completely non weight bearing which takes the pressure off the musculoskeletal system.
Features
Integrated swimming jets
Large swimming capacity for dynamic movement
Warm therapeutic water at 30 degrees
Bespoke shower facilities
Gentle access ramp
Standing support platform
Clean & safe filtered water
Buoyancy aids and safety harnesses
Fully trained hydrotherapists
Individual therapy plans to treat various conditions & sport candidates
Treatment
Our therapy sessions are booked with a qualified hydrotherapist, this includes an assessment on arrival, pre/post therapeutic shower, fitting of a harness or buoyancy aid, hands on water treatment and a towel dry. We also have treats and toys to encourage a fun and engaging session.
Introduction to the water is tailored to each individual pet. We allow ample time for the patient to become confident in the water to encourage a relaxed environment.
Price: £90 for an initial hydrotherapy assessment
£52 for on going hydrotherapy sessions
Booking An Appointment
For all conditions, sport medicine programs and fitness patients we require permission from your vets for our therapists to assess and treat your pet.
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To process this we require the following information:
-Therapy requested i.e hydrotherapy, physiotherapy
- The full name of your pet registered at your vets & condition coming for
- The vets your pets are registered with
-The first line of your address
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We will then contact your vets to complete our referral forms and request your pets clinical history. Once this has been returned we will contact you to book your initial consultation.
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To contact us please send us an email at info@theanimalrehabclinic.co.uk or call us on 07815996393
Pet Insurance
We are registered with IRVAP (Institute of Registered Veterinary Animal Physiotherapists) & ICH (institute of Canine Hydrotherapists) and the Association of Charted Physiotherapist in Animal Therapy, therefore most insurance companies will cover the costs of your treatment, this comes under complimentary therapy (for hydrotherapy and acupuncture) and vet fees (for physiotherapy) on your policy. Please speak to us if you have further questions on how to claim on your insurance.