Canine hydrotherapy in Surrey
3 registered centres in Surrey, across St Ann's Hill Road, Guildford and Lingfield. All appear on the NARCH register, so a vet referral is required and the therapists are qualified and insured.
Company of Animals Pet Centre
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Company of Animals Pet Centre in Chertsey, Surrey combines veterinary physiotherapy and hydrotherapy to treat conditions including osteoarthritis, hip dysplasia, cruciate ligament disease, IVDD, patellar luxation, and degenerative myelopathy. The department is led by Danielle Everett, a PgD-qualified veterinary physiotherapist and canine hydrotherapist who holds the Blue Paw Award in arthritis management from the Veterinary Osteoarthritis Alliance. The centre is open Monday to Saturday with late-night clinics available through the week. Dog training and behavioural support are also offered on site.
📞 01932 574300
Greyfriars Rehabilitation Referrals
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Greyfriars has specialised exclusively in veterinary rehabilitation referrals and hydrotherapy since 2001. Set within a vineyard in the Surrey countryside near Guildford, its facilities are among the most comprehensive in the UK: a 10m by 5m heated swimming pool, an underwater treadmill with adjustable incline, physiotherapy suites, vet consultation rooms, acupuncture treatment rooms, and indoor and outdoor rehabilitation areas. The team includes veterinary surgeons, ACPAT Cat A physiotherapists, certified rehabilitation specialists, and veterinary acupuncturists. Greyfriars takes both outpatient and inpatient referrals, which is why many of the UK's leading orthopaedic and neurological veterinary specialists refer here. Easy access and parking on site.
📞 01483 811172
Motion Pet Rehab
PoolUnderwater treadmillPhysiotherapist on site
Motion Pet Rehab in Lingfield, Surrey is a rehabilitation facility with both a pool (with swim jets) and an aquatic treadmill with adjustable incline. The on-site team includes a veterinary physiotherapist, a certified rehabilitation specialist (CCRP/CCRT), a veterinary acupuncturist, and a massage therapist. The centre also stocks specialist pet foods, supplements, rehab equipment, and mobility aids, with nutritional advice available alongside treatment sessions. Dogs of all sizes are catered for, including those with spinal injuries, and cats are welcome too.
📞 01342 837946,
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.