Did you know? Up to 90% of cats over 10 years old suffer from musculoskeletal pain before showing clear signs like stiffness or lameness (Clarke et al., 2005). Cats are masters of disguise when it comes to pain, which means they may be suffering in silence. But the good news? Physiotherapy can make a big difference in their quality of life.

The Lion Clinic, led by Charlotte Barton, is featured in Dogs Today magazine, highlighting her vital work as a physiotherapist for Jack’s Giant Journey, a charity supporting rescued and fostered dogs.

We’ll explore some of the many benefits of post orthoaepdic surgery physiotherapy. Chartered physiotherapists specialising in animal therapy (ACPAT) are Veterinary physiotherapists who are human trained and have then undergone specific training completing a post graduate diploma or masters degree in veterinary physiotherapy.