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Yorkshire Canine Veterinary Physiotherapy therapy centre
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Yorkshire Canine Veterinary Physiotherapy

Bridge House, Pollington, Goole DN14 0DX, United Kingdom

538 reviewsPhysical therapist

About this listing

Yorkshire Canine Veterinary Physiotherapy is listed in Goole, England under physical therapist, with directory tags for hydrotherapy, physiotherapy, rehab and mobility. Its public Google profile shows a 5 rating from 38 reviews at the time this dataset was imported. The listing includes both a website and phone number, so owners can check current services before travelling. Owner review themes in the imported data include hydrotherapy, spinal surgery recovery and hip dysplasia diagnosis; treat these as prompts for questions rather than clinical evidence.

Yorkshire Canine Veterinary Physiotherapy is tagged for hydrotherapy alongside physiotherapy, which owners often look for when a dog needs both water-based sessions and land-based rehab input. Ask who leads the assessment and how pool or treadmill work fits the wider plan.

Based on the public tags for this listing, owners often compare Yorkshire Canine Veterinary Physiotherapy when researching post-surgery recovery, arthritis or joint stiffness, strength and conditioning plans and vet-led physiotherapy programmes. That is a research starting point only — suitability always depends on veterinary advice and the centre's own assessment.

Use the public details on this page to prepare questions about hydrotherapy, physiotherapy, rehab, mobility in Goole, then confirm suitability with both the centre and your vet. A listing is not a clinical recommendation or inspection report.

Services this centre may offer

Based on the listing category and public business information, this centre may be relevant for:

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If you are searching for dog hydrotherapy near Goole, compare travel time, parking, referral requirements and whether the team can accommodate your dog's size, mobility and confidence. Nearby owners may also check other listings in England.

Confirm current services, therapist availability, prices and suitability directly with the centre before travelling.

Questions for this centre

  • Is hydrotherapy, physiotherapy, rehab and mobility appropriate for my dog's diagnosis, age, confidence and fitness level?
  • Would you recommend pool work, underwater treadmill work, physiotherapy or another route?
  • How do you introduce nervous, senior, large or post-operative dogs safely?
  • How do you monitor water hygiene, fatigue, discomfort and session progress?
  • Can you share notes or progress updates with my vet or insurer if needed?

Confirm before travelling

  • Current services, appointment availability and whether the service shown here is still offered.
  • Whether veterinary referral or consent is needed before the first session.
  • Who assesses your dog, what qualifications are relevant and how progress is recorded.
  • Prices, cancellation terms, insurance paperwork and any first-session requirements.
  • That the website or phone details on this page are still current.

Local area

If you are searching for dog hydrotherapy near Goole, compare travel time, parking, referral requirements and whether the team can accommodate your dog's size, mobility and confidence. Nearby owners may also check other listings in England.

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Always speak with your vet before starting hydrotherapy, physiotherapy or rehabilitation. If your dog is in pain, injured or unwell, contact a vet promptly.

Google reviews

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Leah S

6 months ago

5

My two JRTs have been to Kelly for physiotherapy. Vet scans for them both have been inconclusive, so we have treated based on presentation as we know they both have pain. Bruiser (treating for lumbosacral disease) is reactive and generally a sensitive boy, but Kelly works with him where he's at and hasn't once felt the need to put his muzzle on. He is very much at ease when going to physio and I don't have to worry about bumping into other dogs in passing as Kelly manages this so well we've never even seen another...

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My two JRTs have been to Kelly for physiotherapy. Vet scans for them both have been inconclusive, so we have treated based on presentation as we know they both have pain. Bruiser (treating for lumbosacral disease) is reactive and generally a sensitive boy, but Kelly works with him where he's at and hasn't once felt the need to put his muzzle on. He is very much at ease when going to physio and I don't have to worry about bumping into other dogs in passing as Kelly manages this so well we've never even seen another dog. Blair is an excitable girl and loves going to see Kelly, despite being nervous of the machines. Again Kelly works with Blair at her pace helping her gain confidence with the new machines. Originally, we treated Blair for luxating patella but have had a change of diagnosis to lumbosacral disease as Blair has now shown us a little more about her pain (she's the most tolerant girl and masks well). Being a pet professional myself, I always have 1000 questions for Kelly and she is always happy to answer and give me some great recommendations for products to help continue supporting my terrier twins at home.

Toni Kitching

6 months ago

5

Kelly is absolutely amazing and very knowledgable. Zeus has come on leaps and bounds since he started his hydrotherapy. Even Zeus’s vet said the strength he now has in his back legs is fantastic. Thanks for all your work with Zeus our GSD aka handsome boy!

Steve Copley

9 months ago

5

Kelly is very experienced, and great at what she does. She is very patient, and can put even the most stubborn dogs like mine, through their paces. She is very pleasant and polite, as well as being very skilled. She's also very personal, and you never pass another dog either going in or coming out. The improvement in movement is clear to see, and after having a dog that never had physio or hydrotherapy following surgery, and Summer having had physio and hydrotherapy, the difference is amazing. She even sits properl...

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Kelly is very experienced, and great at what she does. She is very patient, and can put even the most stubborn dogs like mine, through their paces. She is very pleasant and polite, as well as being very skilled. She's also very personal, and you never pass another dog either going in or coming out. The improvement in movement is clear to see, and after having a dog that never had physio or hydrotherapy following surgery, and Summer having had physio and hydrotherapy, the difference is amazing. She even sits properly now. Summer loved going to see Kelly, and we'd strongly recommend here, if your dog needs physio or hydrotherapy.

Peter Steele

6 months ago

5

Kelly has given Bella a new lease of life. After spinal surgery last year Bella attended regularly for physio. Providing you continue with the exercises at home you will see the results. Bella loves to go to her appointments with Kelly😄

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