Physiotherapy, Hydrotherapy & Laser Rehabilitation

London’s first fully-integrated Veterinary Physiotherapy, Hydrotherapy and Laser Rehabilitation Centre.

Combining cutting-edge technology with compassionate care, our purpose-built centre is the first of its kind in London, offering advanced physiotherapy, hydrotherapy and laser treatments to help pets recover, restore mobility and live healthier, happier lives.

Please call on 020 3011 1032 or email hello@virtuevets.com to book. During your first session, we will create a tailored treatment plan including Laser therapy and Pet-Pilates exercises, along with care-at-home advice.
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Veterinary physiotherapy treatment plans include a variety of methods including:

  • Hydrotherapy: Low-impact water exercise that supports joints, improves mobility, and accelerates recovery.

  • LASER therapy: Drug-free pain relief that reduces inflammation, speeds healing, and restores comfort.

  • Massage/Manual Therapy: Targeted techniques (fascial release, stretching, neural dynamics) to ease tension and restore movement.

  • Electrotherapy (TENS & EMS): Gentle electrical stimulation to relieve pain, strengthen muscles, and aid rehabilitation.

  • Heat/Cryotherapy: Thermal treatments to soothe stiffness, reduce swelling, and improve circulation.

  • Kinesiology taping: Supportive taping to stabilise joints, improve posture, and enhance recovery.

  • Cardiorespiratory treatments: Specialist care to improve breathing, stamina, and overall fitness in pets.

Physiotherapy Services & Prices

  • This initial consultation includes a full assessment by a vet and a physiotherapist in order to spot early signs of arthritis, joint pain or muscle deterioration. 

  • Combination of Physio, Hydro & Laser

  • Combination of Physio, Hydro & Laser - shorter session

  • Laser therapy for faster healing of wounds and cellular regeneration.

What is veterinary physiotherapy?

Veterinary physiotherapy uses non-invasive, hands-on methods to treat pets struggling primarily with musculoskeletal or neurological conditions.

Veterinary physiotherapists help manage chronic conditions, regain & maintain function, help pets recover from injury, perform at their peak and aids in overall wellbeing. This approach, together with medical care provides a comprehensive solution for pets to live healthier, more comfortable lives.

Benefits of Pet Hydrotherapy, Physiotherapy & Laser Rehab

  • Faster recovery after surgery, injury, or illness

  • Pain relief and reduced inflammation for arthritis and joint conditions

  • Improved mobility and strength, keeping pets active for longer

  • Drug-free healing with advanced veterinary laser therapy

  • Personalised treatment plans tailored to your dog or cat

  • Gentle, low-impact exercise to build confidence and fitness

  • Enhanced quality of life for senior pets or those with chronic issues

FAQs

    • Orthopaedic: arthritis, hip/elbow dysplasia, patella luxations & more

    • Neurological: IVDD, DM, FCE, nerve injuries & more

    • Post operative care: recovery from orthopaedic / soft tissue surgeries

    • Soft tissue injuries: Ligament sprain, Tendinopathies, Myopathies

    • Age related struggles: supporting senior pets with discomfort & mobility issues

    • Cardiovascular: Pneumonia, rib fractures, pulmonary oedema, respiratory distress

    • Weight management for overweight animals

    • Conditioning athletes: assisting sports dogs with performance issues and injuries

    • Puppy development: early identification & intervention for developmental disorders. 

    • Pet is playing less or sleeping more

    • Consistent licking / chewing over specific areas  

    • Stiffness/limping after sleeping / excessive exercise

    • Struggles with basic activities: e.g. sitting, jumping, walking, grooming (cats)

    • Arching (roaching) back

    • Weakness, dragging feet, tripping

    • Muscle twitching / dipping away when stroking pets

  • Here are a few important facts to consider:

    • Small to medium breed dogs are considered senior from the age of 9 years

    • Large to giant breed dogs are considered senior from the age of 7 years

    • Cats are considered senior from the age of 12 years 

    • c.40% dogs over age 7 have arthritis (just like humans)

    • c.90% of cats over 12 years have arthritis (just like humans)

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What Our Customers Say

  • The entire team at Virtue Vets made my cat & I feel so welcome their pet plans are the best I've seen in ages. Very happy customer.

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    Sylvie

  • Amazing staff who are kind and knowledgeable and the space is a very relaxing environment.

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    Jamie

  • High tech, totally professional, scrupulously clean and instantly welcoming, Virtue Vets are absolutely the best veterinary practice I have ever had the pleasure to deal with.

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    Annabel

  • Really great service. Very friendly and good clinical skills. Easy to access and good subscription plans that are competitive with insurance plans. Would highly recommend.

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    Ken