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Clent Hills Pet Fitness & Rehab

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

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26/06/2024

Well done Pixie 🧚

17/06/2024

🔴Double radiotherapy success for arthritic dog with cancer🔴

Please press on the link below to read⬇️
https://www.ed.ac.uk/vet/services/small-animals/news-and-updates/double-radiotherapy-success-for-arthritic-dog-with

A fantastic article from the University of Edinburgh detailing the incredible radiation treatment to help Bailey the Labrador with Thymoma and severe join pain.

Bailey has been seeing us alongside for physiotherapy & hydrotherapy and it has been fantastic to see his progress☺️

14/06/2024

Ollie’s guide to why he loves his UWTM Sessions:
✅Treats
✅Massage
✅Attention

But more importantly:
🔴Buoyancy (Weightless environment alleviating pressure on joints and supports weak muscles)
🔴Hydrostatic Pressure (Decrease pain & Swelling)
🔴Resistance (Building muscle strength)
🔴Temperature (Increase elasticity of tissues, relaxation etc)

Ollie does a fantastic job & is always a pleasure to see🙌

07/06/2024

⭐️ Proprioception⭐️

This refers to the awareness of where a limb or part of the body is. This is a connection that allows your dogs to stand, walk and move.

We see dogs that range from acute to chronic proprioceptive deficits caused by differing issues.

Sometimes with the UWTM we will use scrunchies on your dog’s legs. You can see that D***y engages his back legs more and bends through his knees.

Well done D***y🥰

07/06/2024

A few of our fun Friday dogs 💦🐾

06/06/2024

✨ Dog of the Month MAY✨

Our lovely dog of the month is Woodstock!

Woodstock broke both her elbows & has also had surgery on a patella, as a shy girly it has taken us time to build her trust.

She has been coming since 2022 with a combination of physiotherapy, laser therapy, home exercises & hydrotherapy. As Woodstock has made such good progress she has now started pool sessions.

Woodstock’s owners are super dedicated to her rehab and we continue to keep her as fit and healthy as possible.

Well done🥰

31/05/2024

✨ B***a did amazing in his first swimming session, what a beautiful calm pup🥰

31/05/2024

Chess aka Mrs C enjoying her oap float and a soak with the biggest grin on her face 🥰

She might not be very mobile on land but put her in a pool and we have to hold her back from jumping in!

11/05/2024

Sometimes all you need is some post-hydro cuddles & Nessa has taken full advantage 🥰

Nessa has been coming for Physiotherapy & UWTM to manage hip dysplasia and is working hard to strengthen the hip and surrounding musculature!

09/05/2024

✨Dog Of the Month✨

Chester is our dog of the month for April, he is a rescue and has started swimming to build his confidence in the water & keep him mobile.

Chester has built so much confidence and it is so lovely to see his cheeky personality come out🥰

12/04/2024

That discharge feeling💃
The lovely Alfie has finished his rehabilitation post cruciate surgery, he has went from hiding in the corner to this excitement post hydrotherapy!

We love seeing our dogs grow in confidence & become more comfortable over the weeks!
Well done Alfie🎉

09/04/2024

6 month old Milo being an absolute superstar on his first puppy swim 💕

05/04/2024

The lovely Skye☺️

This lovely lady comes for conservative management after damaging her Cruciate Ligament. She has been working super hard to strengthen her leg in the UWTM.

05/04/2024

Obedience dog Nuggget didn't get the memo that you usually stay drier in the treadmill than when you go in the pool! The grin says it all 💦💕

01/04/2024

The very handsome Murray posing after his UWTM session. Murray is actually 12; but we don’t think he looks a day past 5!☺️

The UWTM is helping his to maintain his joint movements, muscle and keep him comfortable.

29/03/2024

✨Introducing Legs✨

Lovely Legs is a Whippet who suffered a ANNPE ( acute non-compressive nucleus pulposus extrusion) a form of IVDD. Leg’s was paralysed on her right side & often the prognosis for these cases are unknown and uncertain.

Only 3 weeks into Physiotherapy Legs is standing walking & now even attempting to trot. And soon we will be starting hydrotherapy.

I look forward to updating you on her progress 😊

28/03/2024

Bella can’t control her excitement for treats in the Under-Water Treadmill☺️

14/03/2024

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It's been a week since we launched our national campaign at Crufts which we hope helps educate and spread awareness of the serious injuries and long term risks to dogs from uncontrolled ball throwing 🐶

We have a full deep dive on ball throwing included in our latest issue of Animal Therapy Magazine, To Throw or Not to Throw? Ball Throwing Explained, written by Animal Physiotherapist & Canine Hydrotherapist Jemma Cooper.

Subscribe to the magazine via 👉 the link in the comments

05/03/2024

A big good luck to our clients who will be showing & taking part in demonstrations in Crufts at the weekend☺️

Lovely Edith (Left) will be around on Thursday & Nugget (Right) Sunday at 12:30 & 3:15 Hall 3 Dog Activities Ring

Please say hi if you see any of the team around!

29/02/2024

✨Congratulations ✨
To Mei-Mei for completing her rehabilitation. She had bilateral (both sides) surgery for her Cruciate Ligaments in her knees!

She has had a combination of Physiotherapy, Class 3b Laser, Exercise Prescription & Hydrotherapy.

Can anyone guess her breed⬇️

26/02/2024

Lucifer feels a cheesy grin is the key to all customer service 🥰

22/02/2024

Here lovely Toby is demonstrating walking on a decline in the UWTM💧
Toby very seriously broke his leg, but has had an amazing recovery; with the help of his very dedicated owners.
Walking downhill in helps us further strengthen all the muscles in his elbow and shoulders, weight-bearing more through his front legs all in a controlled way.

Well done Toby👏

19/02/2024

Gorgeous Teddy the Rottweiler can’t resist his pre-hydrotherapy cuddles🥰

15/02/2024

Well done to Magda for finishing her rehabilitation post TPLO Surgery 🥂

14/02/2024

Not only can dry coat be a great way at keeping your dog warm after hydrotherapy; you can also look incredibly stylish 💃

As modelled by lovely Bryn & Meghan🥰

12/02/2024

SEYMOUR
This handsome Red Fox Labrador comes to manage his elbow dysplasia, on his first session he was too nervous to go up the ramp ,but will lots of praise & building of trust, he is now unstoppable!

Well done Seymour 🥰

09/02/2024

✨Dog of the Month✨
Our very belated dog of the month for December 2023….

PADDY
This lovely older gentleman comes to manage his Osteoarthritis and keep him mobile. Paddy wasn’t a fan of the UWTM but is now a pro at swimming.

We all have a big soft spot for Paddy, well done!🥰

09/02/2024

✨Dog of the Month✨
Our very belated dog of the month for November 2023 is….

POSY
This lovely girl has been coming to manage her bilateral hip dysplasia; she started out with weekly UWTM & now also switches it up with pool sessions. Posy has grown in confidence & is an expert at all of her exercises.

Well done Posy & Family✨

25/12/2023

Happy Christmas to all our wonderful clients ❤️ we are so lucky to be able to treat such fantastic dogs, bought by their dedicated moms, dads, and grandparents. Seeing such commitment to their dog’s rehab, and the progress they have made across the year reminds us why our job is so worthwhile💪🏼.

And a big thank you to every dog who got out their pawket money to gift us chocolate, sweets, biscuits, and sausage rolls 🍫. We really have been overwhelmed by your kindness, and your appreciation means the world to us.

For every lap around the pool, spasm massaged away, minute walked in the treadmill, and joint lasered, here’s to many more in 2024 🥂 . We look forward to seeing more of your happy faces in the coming year 🥰

Love Charlotte, Melanie, Aisha, and Melissa (& Harriet and Laura who I know a lot of you have missed and will be back with us early next year ☺️)

Address

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

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 4pm
Tuesday	8am - 8pm
Wednesday	8am - 8pm
Thursday	8am - 8pm
Friday	9am - 4pm

Telephone

+441527910516

Website

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

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Well done Pixie 🧚 #veterinaryphysiotherapy #hydrotherapy #hydrotherapyfordogs

⭐️ Proprioception⭐️ This refers to the awareness of where a limb or part of the body is. This is a connection that allows your dogs to stand, walk and move. We see dogs that range from acute to chronic proprioceptive deficits caused by differing issues. Sometimes with the UWTM we will use scrunchies on your dog’s legs. You can see that Dopey engages his back legs more and bends through his knees. Well done Dopey🥰

A few of our fun Friday dogs 💦🐾

✨ Bosta did amazing in his first swimming session, what a beautiful calm pup🥰

That discharge feeling💃 The lovely Alfie has finished his rehabilitation post cruciate surgery, he has went from hiding in the corner to this excitement post hydrotherapy! We love seeing our dogs grow in confidence & become more comfortable over the weeks! Well done Alfie🎉 #hydrotherapy #veterinaryphysiotherapy

6 month old Milo being an absolute superstar on his first puppy swim 💕

Here lovely Toby is demonstrating walking on a decline in the UWTM💧 Toby very seriously broke his leg, but has had an amazing recovery; with the help of his very dedicated owners. Walking downhill in helps us further strengthen all the muscles in his elbow and shoulders, weight-bearing more through his front legs all in a controlled way. Well done Toby👏

🧀🚨Cheesy Chin alert 🚨🧀 Baloo really gets his moneys worth out of the squeezy cheese when he has laser 🤣 #dog #dogrehab #veterinaryphysiotherapy #hydrotherapy #caninehydrotherapy #doghydro #bromsgrove #vetrehab #caninerehab #lasertherapy #caninemassage #clenthillsvets

Ever wondered what happens in a hydrotherapy session? Well Max is here to show you 😎 You can follow our tiktok here: https://www.tiktok.com/@clenttok?_t=8fqmhjU2D8D&_r=1 #dog #dogrehab #veterinaryphysiotherapy #hydrotherapy #caninehydrotherapy #doghydro #bromsgrove #vetrehab #caninerehab #lasertherapy #caninemassage #clenthillsvets

Zippy showing a fantastic demonstration of poles! This is a complicated star shape pattern which is good for: ⭐️ balance ⭐️ joint mobility ⭐️muscle activation ⭐️ core strength #dog #dogrehab #veterinaryphysiotherapy #hydrotherapy #caninehydrotherapy #doghydro #bromsgrove #vetrehab #caninerehab #lasertherapy #caninemassage #clenthillsvets

You might hear your therapist talking about “flight arcs” in their hydrotherapy session, and this is one of the many benefits of the water treadmill! A flight arc is how high the dog picks their leg up in the water. Having higher flight arcs, as demonstrated by the lovely Lyra, helps build muscle mass, maintain joint range of motion, and encourage a correct walking gait. #dog #dogrehab #veterinaryphysiotherapy #hydrotherapy #caninehydrotherapy #doghydro #bromsgrove #vetrehab #caninerehab #lasertherapy #caninemassage #clenthillsvets

Sound on 🔉😴 Today was a good day to be Scooby as he snoozed his way through his afternoon physio session💙 To get in touch: ☎️01527 910516 📧 [email protected]

🌟Sit to Stand 🌟 Here is handsome Scout doing a fantastic job of demonstrating a raised sit to stand exercise. This is fantastic for building hind leg muscle, and is the equivalent of a doggy squat! 🐕 To get in touch: ☎️01527 910516 📧 [email protected]

We love our super sausage swimmers 😍 Puppy Rolo did amazing for his first puppy swim 💙🐕 To get in touch ☎️ 01527 910516 📧 [email protected]

Max did fantastic in the pool learning how to do figure 8s! Our pool poles are fantastic for improving muscle symmetry, joint range of motion, cardiovascular fitness, and just for good fun 💦🐾 To get in touch for rehabilitation or fun swims: ☎️: 01527 910516 📧: [email protected]

Ozzie and Charlotte showing some fantastic pole work in physio! Poles are great for building muscle, improving joint range of motion, and improving proprioception (awareness of their legs). Instead of using poles at home, broomsticks or mops are a great alternative! To get in touch ☎️: 01527 910516 📧: [email protected]

There’s something about terriers and surfboards 🤣🏄‍♀️ Eddie did fantastic in his first ever pool session last week, and showed off some core strength and balance work on the surfboard 🐾💦 To get in touch ☎️ 01527 910516 📧 [email protected]

Did you know our treadmill can go uphill?🤔 Inclines are great for encouraging weight bearing and building muscle on their back legs, as they get stronger and progress through their rehabilitation journey! Credit to Boycie for the demonstration as he recovers from his cruciate ligament surgery🐾 To get in touch: ☎️01527 910516 📧 [email protected]

We love it when dogs enjoy their rehab sessions as much as we do ❤️ Loki the collie was showing off his footwork during his water treadmill session 💦🐾 To book your hydrotherapy get in touch: ☎️: 01527 910516 📧: [email protected]

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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