Canine hydrotherapy in Lancashire
3 registered centres in Lancashire, across Bilsborrow, Blackpool and Trafford Park. All appear on the NARCH register, so a vet referral is required and the therapists are qualified and insured.
C.A.W Veterinary Rehabilitation
Underwater treadmillPhysiotherapist on site
C.A.W Veterinary Rehabilitation is based at Myerscough College near Preston, Lancashire. The centre offers underwater treadmill hydrotherapy alongside physiotherapy from ACPAT-registered practitioners. It caters for dogs of all sizes, including those with spinal injuries or requiring extra assistance, and also accepts cats. Showering and drying facilities are available on site.
📞 07548780890
Fylde Coast Canine Hydrotherapy
PoolUnderwater treadmillPhysiotherapist on site
Fylde Coast Canine Hydrotherapy is a purpose-built facility in Blackpool with a large heated in-ground pool and an extended-length underwater treadmill with adjustable incline. The pool sits at ground level with a non-slip ramp, making it comfortable for even the largest breeds. Every session is a private consultation, and each dog gets an individual treatment plan. The team includes ACPAT-registered veterinary physiotherapists and a veterinary nurse, and the centre also treats cats.
📞 01253 345961
Trafford Park Canine Hydrotherapy
PoolUnderwater treadmill
Trafford Park Canine Hydrotherapy in Manchester has a large heated pool with underwater jets and an underwater treadmill. The centre specialises in rehabilitation for dogs recovering from operations, injuries, or ongoing medical conditions. Every session is a private, one-to-one appointment with a qualified and registered hydrotherapist. Dogs of any size or age are welcome for rehabilitation or fitness swimming. The site has free parking and disabled access.
📞 07720 843205
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.