Physical Therapy Websites

Offering canine physical therapy, pool therapy, pet massage, exercises and rehabilitation in the Phoenix area.

Summary of presentation at the World Small Animal Veterinary Association World Congress, by Robert Taylor, DVM.

Dr. Laurie McCauley runs an advanced veterinary rehab facility, with hydro-treadmill therapy geared specifically to dogs, therapeutic ultrasound, cryotherapy, neuromuscular stimulation, acupuncture, and animal chiropractic, its primary purpose to speed pet recovery while minimizing pain.

Licensed physical therapist Tanya Doman describes her rehabilitative services for dogs and horses.

The center offers swimming for fun, fitness and rehabilitation. Treadmills available for the water-phobic dog. [Crownsville, MD]

Providing routine and emergency care and physical rehabilitation with referral from your current vet.

Offers a range of canine physical therapy services including advice on caring for your dog after injury and designing a personal plan to continue rehabilitation at home. [Warren, NJ]

Susanna Grady provides physiotherapy and physical treatment for horses and dogs in their home environment. Provides information on the therapist, the conditions treated, case studies and testimonials. Essex, UK.

Offers certification courses and seminars to meet the needs of veterinarians, physical therapists and veterinary technicians.

Provides details of the courses offered at Aylesbury, UK. Also offers sale and hire of physiotherapy equipment.

Elizabeth Pigot is a chartered veterinary physiotherapist based in Dorset, UK, specialising in the treatment of soft tissue, orthopaedic and neurological problems in dogs, horses and other animals.

This is a list for anyone interested in learning more about Veterinary Physical Therapy.