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Pet Fitness & Rehabilitation Centre offering Physiotherapy, Laser Therapy, Hydrotherapy (UWTM & Pool) CALL 01527 889810 day or night.

We also have three veterinary practices in Bromsgrove, Hagley & Rubery. For pet health emergencies, we operate a 24/7 emergency out-of-hours service for clients in conjunction with our colleagues at VetsNow. Out of hours during the week is typically run from our Bromsgrove practice, and at our local VetsNow practice at the weekend. Always call before driving to us. More info: https://www.clenthill

svets.co.uk/en-gb/contact-us/out-of-hours-emergency-pet-care

The data controller is Independent Vetcare ltd, The Chocolate Factory, Keynsham, Bristol, BS31 2AU (ICO reference number Z3212973). We have a Data Protection Officer who can be contacted at [email protected]

Address

Unit 2, Rear Of 24-26 Worcester Road
Bromsgrove
B617AE

Telephone

+441527910516

Website

https://www.clenthillsvets.co.uk/pet-fitness-rehabilitation/

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Teamwork is key at our Pet Fitness & Rehab Centre

Here at Clent Hills Pet fitness and Rehabilitation Centre we pride ourselves in the broad range of complementary services we are able to offer your pets. We are one of the only rehab centres in the Midlands to have physiotherapists, hydrotherapists and vets working alongside each other.

If your pet requires rehabilitative treatment, here’s how their journey with us will most likely evolve:

Step 1

The process starts with you, the pet owner. You may have noticed lameness and/or a change in behaviour, or observed an accident.

Step 2

The next step is the vet, either one of our in-house vets or any outside veterinary practice referring your pet to us – it’s actually a legal requirement for therapists to work with veterinary referral. The vet will assess your pet and diagnose the problem, normally using a hands-on assessment and/or advanced imaging techniques such as an X-ray or CT scan. The vet may perform surgery if required and/or prescribe pain relief. As part of your pet’s recovery plan, the vet may also recommend complementary treatments, and that’s where our fitness & rehab team comes in.

Step 3

The next step in the process is to have an initial consultation with one of our physiotherapists. At our fitness & rehab centre, our physiotherapists use hands-on and visual assessment techniques to identify areas of pain, muscle imbalances, joint problems, neurological issues and compensations. Our physiotherapists will be able to devise a treatment plan, including exercises for you to help your pet with at home. Short term and long-term goals will be established. At this point the physiotherapist will report the treatment plan back to the vet.

The treatment plan devised by our physiotherapist may include hydrotherapy, either on our water treadmill or in our large indoor pool. The hydrotherapist will take this part of the treatment plan forward and modify the plan each session depending on how your pet responds. After a block of approximately 10 sessions, or earlier if the hydrotherapist has any concerns, the pet is seen again by the physiotherapist for a review. This is to establish whether the goals set are being achieved. At any point the physiotherapist may refer your pet back to the vet for further investigations or for pain relief modifications.

Find out more about our Pet Fitness & Rehabilitation Centre and the range of services we offer.

If you would like to discuss your pet’s needs, get in touch with our team.

Main photo L to R: Laura Cockram – Physiotherapist, Debbie Rice – Hydrotherapist, Laura Buckey – Vet & Acupuncturist, Jess White – Physiotherapist, Emily Ashdown – Physiotherapist, Harriet Lowe – Hydrotherapist