Reduces pain and inflammation

Reduces lameness and discomfort caused by injury 

Alternative option to conditions often requiring surgeries e.g. hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, partial cruciate rupture

Improves weight distribution and reduces overloading and compensation – an injured leg will carry significantly less weight which leads to overloading of other limb, muscle tension, skin adhesion and discomfort

Improves gait pattern of the animal and increases range of movement of individual joint

Helps with swelling and discomfort

Increases muscle mass as well as muscle function and targets any spasms

Improves spatial awareness (proprioception) and helps re-educate gait pattern after muscle usage loss and weakness

Reduces stiffness of the joints, especially in elderly patients suffering with osteoarthritis

Great, stimulating workout not only for dogs with restricted exercise, but also for dogs in conditioning training 

Helps with weight loss, strength and stability of the animal

Promotes recovery from soft tissue injury (strain, tears), fractures and ruptured ligaments 

Helps with cases of limb paralysis

Can become an alternative to traditional medication

Helps with quality of life for dogs with elbow or hip dysplasia

Helps with dogs with neurological deficit or spinal condition (Spondylosis, IVDD, Spinal stenosis, CDRM)

Hydrotherapy is also a great way to target anxieties of the animal, thanks to the gentle approach with soothing hands. Animals can still be given the space and comfort