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What to expect
Veterinary Permission
What to expect
First appointment (1hr)
Tanya will conduct a static and dynamic assessment, which is filmed, followed by palpation and any special tests necessary (orthopaedic and neurological). Tanya assesses and treats the whole body not just the area of pain (there are usually compensational aspects to consider).
Ongoing treatments (30mins)
Tanya
First appointment (1hr)
Tanya will conduct a static and dynamic assessment, which is filmed, followed by palpation and any special tests necessary (orthopaedic and neurological). Tanya assesses and treats the whole body not just the area of pain (there are usually compensational aspects to consider).
Ongoing treatments (30mins)
Tanya again conducts a full treatment and revisits your dog’s exercises program. This may include regression or progression exercises.
Tanya uses many different modes of manual techniques (myofascial trigger point release, acupressure, massage, joint mobilisation etc) as well as the use of physiotherapy machines (Laser, ultrasound, TENS, NMES, PEMF etc).
You will also receive a full report with homework which include specific rehabilitation exercises for your dog’s condition.
What to Bring
Veterinary Permission
What to expect
Please remembered to bring some of your dog’s favourite treats, a pate or squeezy cheese from a tube works well, and maybe blanket to lay on.
Veterinary Permission
Veterinary Permission
Veterinary Permission
For general maintenance treatments vets’ consent is not required. However, if your dog is being treated for a condition consent will be needed.
Please use the below download form for your vet to sign and bring with you on your first appointment.
Pet Insurance
Veterinary Permission
Veterinary Permission
Most pet insurance will cover veterinary physiotherapy treatments.
Treatments are generally fully or partly covered by insurance. Please check with your insurance company before booking.
Tanya does not accept direct payments from insurance companies - payment is required in full at the time of treatment and may be redeemable from your insur
Most pet insurance will cover veterinary physiotherapy treatments.
Treatments are generally fully or partly covered by insurance. Please check with your insurance company before booking.
Tanya does not accept direct payments from insurance companies - payment is required in full at the time of treatment and may be redeemable from your insurer. Tanya is happy to complete insurance forms free of charge.