Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy for dogs in Cheshire West and Chester
We list 17 providers offering dog physiotherapy in Cheshire West and Chester. Veterinary physiotherapy combines hands-on techniques, tailored exercises and therapies such as laser or massage to ease pain, restore movement and speed up recovery. A physiotherapist assesses how your dog moves and builds a programme you can continue at home, supporting everything from post-surgery rehabilitation to keeping older, arthritic dogs comfortable and active.
Covering Cheshire West and Chester.
Providers in Cheshire West and Chester
See on the map →Amy Powell
Physiotherapist · Cheshire West and Chester, CW7 2WE
Annabel Roberts
Physiotherapist · Cheshire West and Chester, CW6 9DP
April Macleod
Physiotherapist · Cheshire West and Chester, CH1 1PD
Henry Church-Huxley
Physiotherapist · Cheshire West and Chester, CH64 4EQ
Laura Easton
Physiotherapist · Cheshire West and Chester, CH1 6LT
Laura Francis
Physiotherapist · Cheshire West and Chester, CH2 1RE
Louise Lefrere
Physiotherapist · Cheshire West and Chester, CH2 1HE
Lucy Nielson
Physiotherapist · Cheshire West and Chester, CW6 9GW
Matthew Shackleton
Physiotherapist · Cheshire West and Chester, CH2 1HE
Natalie Harrison
Physiotherapist · Cheshire West and Chester, CW6 9NJ
Natalie Stanley
Physiotherapist · Cheshire West and Chester, CH1 1PD
Niamh Harpur
Physiotherapist · Cheshire West and Chester, CW9 8BQ
Rebecca Jackman
Physiotherapist · Cheshire West and Chester, CH1 1PD
Rebecca Sisson
Physiotherapist · Cheshire West and Chester, CH1 2HU
Ruby Milne
Physiotherapist · Cheshire West and Chester, CH1 2HU
Samantha Sefton
Physiotherapist · Cheshire West and Chester, SY14 8NU
Tabitha Nye
Physiotherapist · Cheshire West and Chester, CW7 2RN
When dogs need dog physiotherapy
- Rehabilitation after orthopaedic or spinal surgery
- Recovery and ongoing support for IVDD
- Easing the stiffness and pain of arthritis
- Keeping older dogs mobile and conditioning active or working dogs
Veterinary physiotherapy usually follows referral from your vet. Look for practitioners registered with ACPAT, RAMP, the NAVP or IRVAP, which set training and practice standards.