CANINE PRICES

Initial Physiotherapy Appointment

Price:

£65

Approximate time:

45-60 minutes

This is an initial assessment and physiotherapy treatment service. The session will begin with some questions to gather information about your dog, their history and their lifestyle. It will include a static and dynamic assessment and palpation. A personalised treatment plan will be made and carried out within the session. A home exercise program will also be made for you to carry out in between physiotherapy sessions as this is a key factor to rehabilitation and physiotherapy.

All Following Physiotherapy Appointments

Price:

£50

Approximate time:

30-45 minutes

This is an assessment and physiotherapy treatment service for existing clients. The session will begin with a few questions to find out how your dog has been since the last session. It will include a static and dynamic assessment and palpation. A personalised treatment plan will be made and carried out within the session. A home exercise program will also be made for you to carry out in between physiotherapy sessions as this is a key factor to rehabilitation and physiotherapy.

Appointments are held at our Canine Rehabilitation Centre in Thurton, NR14 6AG, or at Rowan House Vets in Hethersett, NR9 3DB. In some circumstances home visits may be possible.

Sammi is fully qualified and registered so you may be able to claim physiotherapy costs back through your insurance if physiotherapy is covered in your dogs insurance cover.

Please contact Sammi if you are interested in booking a physiotherapy appointment for any other species of animal and would like more information.

Please note that Veterinary physiotherapists are required to treat under veterinary referral in accordance with the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966. Therefore, all clients currently under veterinary treatment/investigations MUST have a referral from their veterinarian before physiotherapy treatment. If your animal has not directly been referred by your veterinarian, Sammi will need to contact your veterinarian to acquire consent prior to your appointment.