Hydrotherapy
Hydrotherapy for dogs in Hampshire
We list 18 providers offering dog hydrotherapy in Hampshire. Hydrotherapy uses warm-water pools and underwater treadmills to help dogs rebuild strength and movement while taking the strain off healing or painful joints. Because the water supports their weight, dogs can exercise comfortably even when walking on land is still difficult, which is why vets so often recommend it during recovery and for long-term joint conditions.
Covering Basingstoke and Deane, East Hampshire, Fareham, Gosport, New Forest, Test Valley, Winchester.
Providers in Hampshire
See on the map →4 Paws Animal Rehabilitation and Hydrotherapy
Hydrotherapy centre · New Forest, BH24 3BA
Aquatic Canine Therapy (South) Ltd
Hydrotherapy centre · Basingstoke and Deane, RG20 4SY
Canine Plus Hydrotherapy
Hydrotherapy centre · Gosport, PO13 9BU
Hannah Doswell
Hydrotherapist · New Forest, BH24 3BA
Harvey Standfield
Hydrotherapist · Test Valley, SP11 0QZ
Hydrotherapy - Four Paws, The Wickham Canine Rehabilitation Centre
Hydrotherapy centre · Winchester, PO17 5DY
Jayne Reed
Hydrotherapist · Test Valley, SO51 6BN
Jennifer Ayling
Hydrotherapist · Winchester, PO17 5DY
K9 Aquacise & Hydrotherapy
Hydrotherapy centre · Test Valley, SO51 7JF
K9 Aquacise & Hydrotherapy
Hydrotherapist · Test Valley, SO51 7JF
Lisa Newnham
Hydrotherapist · East Hampshire, GU32 1DY
Lisa Pacey
Hydrotherapist · Winchester, PO17 5DY
Natasha Roberts
Hydrotherapist · New Forest, BH24 3BA
Nikki Bond
Hydrotherapist · New Forest, BH24 3BA
Richmond Canine Hydrotherapy Centre
Hydrotherapy centre · Fareham, SO31 9FF
Snazzy swimmers
Hydrotherapy centre · East Hampshire, GU34 5JF
Sue Lloyd
Hydrotherapist · East Hampshire, GU34 5JF
Top Dog Hydrotherapy
Hydrotherapy centre · Test Valley, SP11 0QZ
When dogs need dog hydrotherapy
- Recovery after orthopaedic surgery, such as cruciate (TPLO/TTA) repair
- Rehabilitation after spinal conditions like IVDD
- Managing arthritis and age-related stiffness
- Low-impact exercise to build fitness and manage weight
Hydrotherapy is usually carried out on veterinary referral. Look for therapists registered with a recognised body such as the Canine Hydrotherapy Association (CHA), NARCH or IRVAP, working in properly maintained, supervised pools.