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Physiotherapy Treatments

90 to 120 minute initial physiotherapy consultation

Full assessment of your dog’s pain, movement, and comfort

Hands-on treatment during the same session

Personalised physiotherapy plan tailored to your dog

Ongoing support between sessions with clear home exercise guidance

£75 - Initial Consultation

Covering Bournemouth, Southbourne, Christchurch, Poole, Ringwood, Wimborne & Ferndown

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I provide professional animal physiotherapy to support recovery, improve mobility, and enhance comfort and quality of life. My approach focuses on the whole animal, combining evidence-based techniques with careful assessment to support both short-term recovery and long-term wellbeing.

 

Whether your pet is recovering from surgery, managing arthritis, or rehabilitating after injury, every treatment plan is individually tailored. By combining manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, and structured home programmes, I aim to reduce pain while improving strength, flexibility, and movement.

 

Treatments are guided by current research and a detailed understanding of biomechanics, posture, and movement patterns. Support is available for post-operative rehabilitation, chronic conditions such as arthritis or hip dysplasia, neurological conditions, and age-related mobility changes.

 

With a calm, compassionate, hands-on approach, my goal is to help every dog and cat move more comfortably and enjoy a healthier, happier life.

You can help your pet recover, move, and feel more comfortable again.

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Duke's Testimonial

I originally got in touch with Olivia to help improve my cane corso puppy’s deformity in his front toes. Olivia is very knowledgeable and has given us exercise to do daily to prevent his toes getting any worse.In each session she gives him a check over and massage to ensure he has no back pain and other things like that. Then she reviews the previous exercises and gives you more if needed.

You can help your pet recover, move, and feel more comfortable again.

New to physiotherapy?

Before your first physiotherapy session, a completed veterinary referral form is required. This ensures treatment is safe, appropriate, and fully coordinated with your pet’s veterinary care. You are welcome to arrange this directly with your vet, or, if easier, I can contact your veterinary surgeon on your behalf.

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