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Raybrook Veterinary Physiotherapy is led by Charlotte Newman BSc (Hons), PGDipVPhys, a fully insured and qualified Veterinary Physiotherapist and member of the National Association of Veterinary Physiotherapists. We are dedicated to providing the best possible care, enabling bespoke services to aid in injury rehabilitation, pain reduction, improved mobility and overall quality of life. A holistic approach is used to ensure a natural and kind physiotherapy experience.
We are a mobile service operating within Warwickshire and surrounding counties, working alongside your own vet to provide gold standard treatment tailored to your animal.
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Veterinary Physiotherapy is widely used alongside conventional veterinary medicine as part of a holistic approach to canine health. There is extensive scientific research to support its use in pre and post operative care, as well as, the maintenance and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal and neurological conditions to improve quality of life.
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Raybrook Veterinary Physiotherapy provides gold standard treatments to all canines, including; companion, working and competition dogs. We provide our treatments in the dog's home environment, enabling the experience to be as stress-free as possible.
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See below to find out more about how veterinary physiotherapy can help your dog...
Improve Recovery
Physiotherapy can be used following surgery or injury to reduce pain and help return to optimal function. We work closely with your vet to enable your animal the best chance of making a full recovery.
Improve Quality of Life
By reducing pain and aiding in the proper movement and function of the musculosketal system, physiotherapy can massively improve your dog's quality of life so they can live a happier and healthier life.
Preventative
Whether you are looking to compete at the highest levels, or just ensure your dog is as comfortable as possible, physiotherapy can help maintain and improve muscle, joint and soft tissue integrity.
Performance
Working and competition dogs can benefit from treatment and strength and conditioning offered during physiotherapy, allowing your dog to perform at their best and reach their full potential.
1. History Taking
In order for us to get to know your dog a little better, we ask owner's a series of questions regarding the dog's previous history and current lifestyle. Don't worry about this part, it won't be like an interview in anyway, it just helps us to gather the information we need to create your dog's bespoke treatment and exercise plan.
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We also liaise with your own vet to collect relevant medical history, allowing us to work as a team and bring your dog the best possible care.