Expert Physiotherapy & Wellness Services
Combining cutting-edge technology with compassionate care, our purpose-built centre is home to one of the only underwater treadmills in Chelsea, London. All sessions are guided by our qualified, Level 7 physiotherapists, who are RAMP-registered and Level 4 qualified in canine hydrotherapy, offering advanced physiotherapy, hydrotherapy and laser treatments to help pets recover, restore mobility, and live healthier, happier lives.
Call 020 3011 1032 or email hydrophysio@virtuevets.com to book. During your first session, we will create a tailored treatment plan, including laser therapy and targeted exercises, along with at-home care advice.
Veterinary Physiotherapy Treatments:
Hydrotherapy: Low-impact water treadmill exercise that boosts joint health, improves mobility and speeds recovery.
Laser Therapy: Drug-free, gentle treatment that reduces inflammation, relieves pain and speeds healing.
Physiotherapy: Hands-on massages and exercises to improve movement and support recovery.
Electrotherapy (TENS & EMS): Gentle electrical stimulation to relieve pain, strengthen muscles and aid rehabilitation.
Heat & Cryotherapy: Warm and cold therapies to ease stiffness, reduce swelling and improve circulation.
Red Light Therapy: Targeted light wavelengths to relieve pain, support coat health and improve movement.
Services & Prices
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This initial consultation includes a full assessment with a physiotherapist in order to spot early signs of arthritis, joint pain or muscle deterioration.
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Up to 3 treatments. Multi-therapy options include a tailored combination of Physiotherapy, Hydrotherapy, Laser, Heat Therapy, Cryotherapy, Nutritional Support, Red Light Therapy & PEMF.
Based on the bespoke needs of your pet
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Up to 2 treatments. Multi-therapy options include a tailored combination of Physiotherapy, Hydrotherapy, Laser, Heat Therapy, Cryotherapy, Nutritional Support, Red Light Therapy & PEMF.
Based on the bespoke needs of your pet
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Laser therapy for faster healing of wounds and cellular regeneration.
What is Veterinary Physiotherapy?
Veterinary physiotherapy uses non-invasive, hands-on methods to treat dogs and cats struggling primarily with musculoskeletal or neurological conditions. This approach helps pets manage chronic conditions, regain and maintain function, recover from injury, perform at their peak, and supports their overall wellbeing. Together with medical care, it provides a comprehensive solution for pets to live healthier, more comfortable lives.
The Benefits
Faster recovery after surgery, injury or illness.
Pain relief and reduced inflammation for arthritis and joint conditions.
Improved mobility and strength to keep pets active for longer.
Drug-free healing with advanced veterinary laser therapy.
Gentle, low-impact exercise for confidence and fitness.
Enhanced quality of life for senior pets or those with chronic issues.
Promotes relaxation, reduces stress and supports wellbeing.
Helps pets maintain a healthy weight and improves quality of life.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Arthritis, hip and elbow dysplasia, and other orthopaedic issues; neurological conditions like IVDD (intervertebral disc disease) and degenerative myelopathy; post-operative recovery from orthopaedic or soft tissue surgery; and soft tissue injuries such as ligament sprains and tendinopathies. These services also support weight management, sporting dogs with performance issues or injuries, and puppies with early developmental concerns.
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Watch for reduced playfulness or increased sleeping, licking or chewing at specific areas, stiffness or limping after rest or exercise, difficulty with everyday movements like sitting, jumping or grooming, an arched back, weakness or dragging of the feet, or muscle twitching when stroked.
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No, physiotherapy and hydrotherapy also play a major role in ongoing senior and preventative care. Dogs are typically considered senior from 7-9 years depending on breed size, and cats from 12; around 40% of dogs over 7 and 90% of cats over 12 develop arthritis. Hydrotherapy is especially gentle for these cases, as water supports your pet's weight and eases joint strain while building strength safely.
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