Each physiotherapy session is tailored to your pet’s individual needs and comfort level. We begin with a discussion about your pet’s history, lifestyle, and any concerns you may have. This is followed by a hands-on assessment of movement, posture, flexibility, muscle condition, and areas of discomfort.

Treatment may include:

• Manual therapy and massage

• Stretching and mobility work

• Strengthening and balance exercises

• Rehabilitation exercises

• Advice on home exercises and lifestyle adjustments

Because we are a mobile service, sessions take place in your pet’s familiar home environment, helping them stay relaxed and comfortable throughout treatment.

The number of sessions varies depending on your pet’s condition, age, goals, and response to treatment.

Some pets improve within a few sessions, while others with chronic conditions or post-operative rehabilitation may benefit from ongoing support over a longer period. After the initial assessment, we will create a personalised treatment plan and recommend a suitable schedule for follow-up sessions.

Our aim is always to help your pet become as comfortable, mobile, and happy as possible while giving you practical guidance to continue supporting them at home.

Veterinary physiotherapy can help improve your pet’s comfort, mobility, and overall quality of life. Treatment is tailored to your pet’s individual needs and can support both recovery and long-term wellbeing.

Benefits of physiotherapy may include:

• Reducing pain and stiffness

• Improving mobility and flexibility

• Increasing strength and muscle condition

• Supporting recovery after surgery or injury

• Helping manage arthritis and other long-term conditions

• Improving balance and coordination

• Preventing further injury or compensatory strain

• Supporting older pets to stay active and comfortable

• Enhancing performance and recovery in active or sporting pets

In many cases, veterinary physiotherapy is covered by pet insurance. Many UK insurers include physiotherapy and other complementary therapies within their veterinary cover.

As policies vary between insurers, we always recommend checking directly with your insurance provider to confirm your level of cover, excess, and any treatment limits that may apply. Some policies may not cover pre-existing conditions or maintenance treatment.

We are happy to provide invoices and supporting information to help with your claim process where needed.

I provide a mobile service offering home visits across Glasgow, Renfrewshire and surrounding areas.

Please get in touch to find out if I cover your area.

Initial Assessment — £60
A full assessment and first treatment session, including discussion of your pet’s history, movement assessment, treatment, and a personalised treatment plan.

Follow-Up Treatment Sessions — £50
Ongoing physiotherapy sessions tailored to your pet’s progress and individual needs.

Agility / Performance Check — £40
A preventative mobility and musculoskeletal check for active and sporting dogs, helping identify areas of tension, weakness, or imbalance before they become problems.