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Physiotherapy
Pet physiotherapy services for Sussex
Based at our Woodingdean branch, our veterinary physiotherapist offers in-house support for your pet.
Based at our Woodingdean branch, our veterinary physiotherapist offers in-house support for your pet.
What is veterinary physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy can be used to help manage various health conditions in pets.
It can benefit animals of all ages, and can support the healing and rehabilitation process after injury, or following a range of surgeries.
It can also be used to aid pain management in our older pets and to help prevent injuries in working animals.
After an initial consultation with one of our vets, our physiotherapist Eden can assess your animal and let you know whether they could benefit from physiotherapy. If so, she can develop a suitable treatment plan to meet your animal’s needs.
Physiotherapy can be used to help manage various health conditions in pets.
It can benefit animals of all ages, and can support the healing and rehabilitation process after injury, or following a range of surgeries.
It can also be used to aid pain management in our older pets and to help prevent injuries in working animals.
After an initial consultation with one of our vets, our physiotherapist Eden can assess your animal and let you know whether they could benefit from physiotherapy. If so, she can develop a suitable treatment plan to meet your animal’s needs.
Meet Eden, our physiotherapist
Since graduating with a first class degree in veterinary physiotherapy, Eden has treated pets and horses across Sussex and Surrey, both privately and within multiple vet practices.
She is a member of IRVAP, AHPR and the National Council of Integrative Psychotherapists, while her specialist clinical experience includes canine post-operative rehabilitation, geriatrics and neurological conditions, as well as maintenance of performance dogs.
Eden is the referral physiotherapist for the Highdown Agility dog club and an onsite physiotherapist at Plumpton College, where she lectures on veterinary physiotherapy.
She enjoys running workshops to help owners build skills, confidence and awareness in relationship to their pets’ health and wellbeing.
You can learn more about Eden on her website.
Since graduating with a first class degree in veterinary physiotherapy, Eden has treated pets and horses across Sussex and Surrey, both privately and within multiple vet practices.
She is a member of IRVAP, AHPR and the National Council of Integrative Psychotherapists, while her specialist clinical experience includes canine post-operative rehabilitation, geriatrics and neurological conditions, as well as maintenance of performance dogs.
Eden is the referral physiotherapist for the Highdown Agility dog club and an onsite physiotherapist at Plumpton College, where she lectures on veterinary physiotherapy.
She enjoys running workshops to help owners build skills, confidence and awareness in relationship to their pets’ health and wellbeing.
You can learn more about Eden on her website.
Book an appointment
Eden runs physiotherapy consultations at our Woodingdean branch every Thursday afternoon.
To book an appointment or learn more, please contact our Woodingdean team.
Eden runs physiotherapy consultations at our Woodingdean branch every Thursday afternoon.
To book an appointment or learn more, please contact our Woodingdean team.