Offering professional, personalised treatments for all your precious pets.
Feline
Physiotherapy
Are you looking to improve your cat's quality of life?
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Wrekin Vet Physio is delighted to offer physiotherapy to help your cat feel comfortable again. Yes, cats can have physio and they enjoy it!
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We work with you and your cat in the comfort of your own home, for a stress free environment, no vet visits! We can help reduce pain and improve their mobility without the use of drugs, so a great option for those with chronic kidney disease.
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Initial Physiotherapy Consultation
£50
Approximately 1.5 hours
May need veterinary referral
Thorough static, dynamic and palpation assessment
Full treatment session
Full report with a home exercise plan and environmental adjustments
Physiotherapy Consultation
£40
Approximately 1 hour
Static, dynamic and palpation assessment
Full treatment session
Written report with adjustments to home exercise plan
Feline Services
Discounts available for multiple animals in the same location ​
Petrol charges may apply
Cancellations within 24 hours require 50% payment
Payment required prior to or at the appointment via bank transfer or cash
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How We Can Help
We can help reduce their pain, and improve healing and function.
We target not only the disease site but the compensations that come with it. By reducing pain and improving strength, we can help get your cat feeling themselves again.
Home adaptations are also a major part of managing a cat with a musculoskeletal problem; we can suggest small changes to help make big improvements.
We also understand that you have very busy lives so tailor your exercise plans and appointments to fit around you!
Who We Can Help
The most common conditions we see are:
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Osteoarthritis
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Spinal Injuries
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Amputees
Cats hide their pain well but it is estimated over 90% of cats older than 12 years old have arthritis
Cats can have physio!
We have treated a vast range of temperaments, including those who were on the spicier side who now love it!
Common signs your cat is starting to struggle:
- Hesitation or difficulty jumping
- Changing their resting spot to lower ground
- Decreased grooming
- Grumpier and less tolerant of stroking
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