20/11/2024
Charley Crockart and her super horses (especially Odi) making us proud 🤗💗🦄💗
We offer Veterinary Physiotherapy to Equines, Canines & Felines and other animals. We use a wide variety of treatment tools and manual therapy.
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Monday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
Tuesday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
Wednesday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
Thursday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
Friday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
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The top Veterinary Therapists work for Equine-Librium Clinics and are based in Johannesburg, Pretoria, Durban, Port Elizabeth and Plettenberg Bay.
WHAT IS VETERINARY PHYSIOTHERAPY? Physiotherapy is a well established scientific based profession with an excellent reputation for evidence-based practice.
More and more people opt for treatment where they can see progressive results, professional teamwork and high levels of care and expertise. Although the clinical signs present in animals with musculoskeletal problems may improve over time, a well-designed physiotherapy rehabilitation program can accelerate the recovery, prevent permanent disability and help to prevent future re-injury. Animal Physiotherapy Goals: • Restore, maintain and promote optimal function • Optimize fitness and performance • Improve quality of life • Relieve, recover, prevent and educate OUR SERVICES We specialize in enhancing performance pre- and post competition, regular maintenance throughout the season and rehabilitation following injury, in both horses and dogs. Treatment includes pre- and post surgical cases, conservative management and maintenance of older patients.
CONDITIONS TREATED Canine Conditions: Congenital disease, Sports injuries, Gait abnormalities – show dogs, Trauma, Puppy screening, Performance problems, Working dogs, Degenerative diseases, Maintenance of elderly dogs, Weight loss programs, Strengthening, Orthopaedic conditions. Post-Operative Surgeries: Hip & elbow surgeries, Cruciate surgery, Fractures, Hip/Elbow dysplasia, Patella luxation, Multiple Joint Pathology, Soft tissue injuries.