Tazza's Canine Hydrotherapy
Est. 2025, Tazza's Canine Hydrotherapy is a small business here to provide a calm and nurturing environment to aid in the rehabilitation of dogs post surgery and for ongoing maintenance of chronic conditions.
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Hydrotherapy has existed for centuries as an aid to healing in humans but it is only in this century that we've started to see hydrotherapy tailored for our pets. The many properties of water can aid in muscle building, build cardiovascular fitness, ease pain and inflammation, assist in healing, and build back proprioception and sensory awareness that might have been lost following spinal and neurological issues.
Conditions hydrotherapy can benefit include: osteoarthritis, hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, cruciate injuries, luxating patellas, IVDD, soft tissue injuries, and many more.
Our Hydro Services
Initial Consultations
£55
The first step is for me to get a veterinary referral, this doesn't mean you need to book a vet consult, but just means I need to email your vet to get them to sign off on your hydrotherapy treatment. After receiving a vet referral you will be booked in for an initial consultation. These typically last an hour and are a chance for me to get to know you and your dog, the condition they've been referred for, and what you're hoping to gain from the process. This will also be our chance to acclimatise your dog to the aquatic treadmill.
Hydrotherapy
£40
After your initial consultation, you will be booked in for hydrotherapy sessions. The hydrotherapy session includes a pre-hydro health check and catch up, sets and rest time in the tank, a post session shower, and drying time. Your session will be booked on the system as a 45 minute slot, however the session will usually last 35-40 minutes with the extra five minutes being for me to write notes on the session and tidy the clinic up before the next client.
Fitness
£30​
Fitness sessions are suitable for dogs without any underlying conditions. The sessions are faster paced, lasting for about 30 minutes, and are great for dog's who might need to lose a little weight, or if you'd simply like to improve their cardiovascular fitness and stamina. Please note, veterinary consent is still required for this, however an initial consultation is not needed.