Canine Veterinary Physiotherpay
I provide many different services from post surgery, to dogs who can't have surgery to senior dogs. If you are unsure of what you need please do get in contact with me.
Post Operation Physiotherapy


Has your dog recently had surgery? I typically begin post-op physiotherapy 1–2 weeks after surgery, depending on your vet’s recommendations. Using manual therapy, targeted exercises, Laser therapy and Radiofrequency therpay
I offer a structured, supportive recovery
In general a minimum of 6 sessions is needed for post op


Canine Arthritis Treatment & Mobility Support
I create gentle, effective plans and treatment to reduce discomfort and improve daily movement. Whether it’s age related arthritis or early joint issues, I can help:
Ease pain and inflammation through Laser, Radiofrequency and Ultrasound therapy
Improve strength and coordination with targeted exercises
Support long-term joint health with change
For active, working, or sporting dogs, physiotherapy can help:
Prevent injuries
Improve fitness and flexibility with structured exersises
Enhance performance safely using lazer and radiofrequency therpay
I tailor sessions to your dog’s lifestyle and physical goals
Injury Prevention & Performance Support

As a qualified Veterinary Physiotherapist based in Rosudgeon, I provide tailored physiotherapy that focuses on healing, mobility, and quality of life.
Pricing


Assessment only
£35
Radiofrequency
£180 for 6 radiofrequency treatments
Full Physiotherapy session
£50
Home Visits
£65
Radiofrequency Therapy for Dogs


Radiofrequency TECAR (Transfer of Energy Capacitive and Resistive) therapy is a gentle, non-invasive treatment that uses electromagnetic energy to stimulate the body’s natural healing processes. In canine rehabilitation, it is often used to:
Reduce pain and inflammation – by improving circulation and supporting cellular repair.
Promote faster recovery – especially after surgery, injury, or intense physical activity.
Enhance mobility – by easing stiffness in joints and muscles.
Support chronic conditions – such as arthritis or degenerative joint disease.
Most dogs find TECAR therapy relaxing, as the treatment produces a mild, soothing warmth in the targeted area. Sessions are tailored to the individual dog’s needs and can be combined with other rehabilitation methods for optimal results.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my dog needs physiotherapy?
If your dog has had surgery, shows signs of pain, stiffness, or struggles with movement, physio can support their recovery, comfort, and mobility. Even for dogs who are healthy physiotherapy helping keep the body strong and identify areas of weakness that could turn into something more serious
Do you offer home visits or online options?
All in person sessions are in my Rosudgeon clinic, but I offer home visits for those more north cornwall
What conditions do you treat?
All conditions! I support dogs with post-surgical recovery (like CCL repair), arthritis, joint issues, spinal injuries, dysplasia, and more.
Can physiotherapy help older dogs?
Absolutely. Gentle mobility work can make a big difference in comfort, confidence, and quality of life for senior dogs.
How do I get started?
Just head to my contact page or send me a message. I’m happy to chat about what your dog needs!