Canine hydrotherapy in Cambridgeshire
2 registered centres in Cambridgeshire, across Over and Great Abington. All appear on the NARCH register, so a vet referral is required and the therapists are qualified and insured.
Hydro-fur-apy Ltd
Pool
Hydro-fur-apy is a purpose-built canine hydrotherapy centre in Over, Cambridgeshire. The pool measures 2.6m by 4.4m, sits at a constant 32 degrees, and features a reinforced non-slip ramp for safe entry and exit. Water quality is tested three times daily. Every session is one-to-one, with a hydrotherapist guiding the dog through the pool using therapeutic handling. The centre offers rehabilitation and fitness swimming for dogs of all sizes, including large and giant breeds, and has full shower and drying facilities. Opening hours run Monday to Friday 8am to 7pm, and weekends 10am to 3pm.
📞 01954 230940
PawMotion Rehabilitation
Pool
PawMotion Rehabilitation is a canine hydrotherapy centre in Great Abington, Cambridgeshire, roughly five miles south of Cambridge with easy access from the M11, A11, and A14. The centre has a 5m x 3m in-ground pool with swim jets, suitable for all breeds from small dogs to larger ones. Run by Aimee Plumb-Joy, who holds qualifications in Level 3 Canine Hydrotherapy, Canine Mobility, Level 4 Laser Therapy, and Fear Free certification, each dog receives an individual assessment and a personalised programme. Massage therapy is available alongside pool sessions, and the centre works closely with local vets on referred cases.
📞 07305 260984
Before you book
- What to check before choosing a hydrotherapist— qualifications, red flags and the questions to ask on the phone.
- What hydrotherapy costs— session and course prices, so you recognise a fair quote.
- What to expect at the first session.