Bounce Back Canine Hydrotherapy

Your Dog Deserves The Best Treatment That It Can Get, Especially When Illnesses Or Injuries Set In.

Service We Offer

SERVICES WE OFFER

HYDROTHERAPY POOL

Some conditions in dogs require the use of a hydrotherapy pool to give them special exercises to boost their recovery.Read More »

UNDERWATER TREADMILL

The underwater treadmill not only assists in helping dogs in their recovery, but it can also be a fun experienceRead More »

DOG WASHING

Dog washing is a vital process for promoting good hygiene in dogs of all ages to ensure they look clean and healthy.Read More »

WHY CHOOSE US?

We take great pride and care in the exercise therapy services we offer.

We understand how complex it can be to treat a dog and are confident that our treatments using highly specialized state-of-the-art equipment can offer safe and comfortable therapy sessions.

Most Importantly we are a member of the Australian Canine Rehabilitation Association.

Conditions We Treat

Benefits Of Canine Hydrotherapy

Ligament Injury

This injury occurs in the hind limbs and can occur due to..Read More »

Senior Pets

Arthritis and joint pains are common problems for aging dogs.Read More »

Hip Dysplasia

This occurs when the ball of the femur cannot fit into the hip socket properly.Read More »

Arthritis

This can occur in dogs of any age and causes discomfort and severe pain.Read More »

Kit-Kat’s Recovery Journey

Kit-Kat is a 3-year-old American Pitbull Terrier and Siberian Husky mix.

Kit-Kat’s diagnosis of a CCL tear in her right knee was a long road. Initially, she was tested for hip dysplasia, Lyme Disease, and CCL tear. All tests came back negative. A later test showed Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, and after 45 days of antibiotics and her personality came back but the limping did not go
away.

We retested for torn CCL (9 months after we initially noticed her limp) and the drawer test showed a positive tear. This diagnosis has taken 2 vets, an animal chiropractor, an animal communicator, and tons of advocacy by us for our dog.

Once she was under anesthesia the surgeon discovered she had a partial tear in her left knee so we opted to do bilateral TPLO.

At 8 weeks post-op, today and her bones are 100% healed and she gained back all her muscle mass to pre-injury/surgery mass. After speaking with the vet today we both agree there is no way she would be where she is at only 8 weeks without physiotherapy / Hydrotherapy and laser treatments.

A 12-month journey and we are extremely happy to have our girl back both personality and physically make my heart happy to see her happy.

Kind Regards
Ginger