What preparations should you take in consideration for your first appointment?
Please bring any medical documents, such as reports, x-rays, or a medication list, if available. Alternatively, you can email these to us in advance using the contact form.
To ensure the best possible treatment, we work closely with your Veterinarian or Veterinary Clinic. With your consent, we will communicate with you as needed to optimally coordinate treatment.
Our examinations at a glance:
✔ General examination - holistic assessment of the health of your dog or cat
✔ Neurological examination - examination of reflexes and nerve functions in the event of neurological abnormalities
✔ Orthopaedic examination - analysis of joints, muscles and mobility in the event of orthopaedic problems
✔ Lameness examination - detection of changes in gait and causes of pain in the event of restricted movement
Do you have any further questions? Please contact us – we look forward to helping you and your pet!
Physical therapy can help our best friends in many situations by promoting healing after injuries or surgeries, improving mobility, reducing pain, and strengthening muscles.
The most common situations in which physical therapy can be of great help include:
✔ After injuries or surgeries – Accelerating the healing process and restoring mobility.
✔ Osteoarthritis and degenerative diseases – Relieves pain and improves mobility.
✔ Neurological problems – Promotes muscle function and coordination.
✔ Preventative measures – Maintains mobility and muscle strength to avoid future injuries.
✔ Geriatric and chronic pain patients – Improves strength, flexibility, and quality of life.
Your first appointment - How it works
During the first visit, we get to know your pet and its history. We take the time for an in-depth conversation in which we discuss the medical history, current complaints and individual needs. This gives us a holistic picture and allows us to set realistic treatment goals together. In this relaxed atmosphere, your dog or cat can get used to the environment in peace.
This is followed by a thorough examination by our vet. Depending on the cause, we look at specific areas - whether the musculoskeletal system, nervous system or general state of health - always with the aim of finding the best possible treatment for your pet and initiating the first therapeutic steps.
