VETERINARY PHYSIOTHERAPY

Veterinary Physiotherapy in Alresford

Experienced veterinary physiotherapy for dogs and cats in Alresford and surrounding villages.

The Lion Clinic provides personalised physiotherapy and rehabilitation in the comfort of your pet's own home, helping dogs and cats maintain mobility, manage discomfort and recover from injury or surgery.

Mobile Veterinary Physiotherapy in Alresford

Based in the Alresford area, Charlotte Barton provides a convenient home-visiting veterinary physiotherapy service for local dogs and cats.

Home appointments allow pets to receive treatment in familiar surroundings, which can be particularly helpful for older animals, nervous pets and those recovering from surgery.

Charlotte takes time to understand your pet's condition, assess their movement and develop an individual treatment plan. She also provides practical advice and exercises to help you support your pet between appointments.

Mobile Veterinary Physiotherapy in Alresford

Canine & Feline Physiotherapy Services

Tailored treatment and rehabilitation for dogs and cats in Winchester and surrounding villages.

Canine Physiotherapy

From energetic young dogs recovering from injury to older dogs experiencing arthritis, physiotherapy can help support movement, strength and comfort.

Charlotte has extensive experience in orthopaedic and neurological rehabilitation, including cruciate ligament injuries, spinal conditions and recovery following surgery.

Feline Physiotherapy

Cats can experience arthritis, joint problems and reduced mobility, although the signs are often subtle.

Charlotte has a particular interest in feline physiotherapy, providing gentle assessments and personalised rehabilitation to help cats remain comfortable and active.

Home visits are especially beneficial for cats that find travelling or unfamiliar environments stressful.

Conditions That May Benefit from Veterinary Physiotherapy

Charlotte provides physiotherapy and rehabilitation for dogs and cats experiencing a range of conditions, including:

Arthritis and age-related joint problems

Cruciate ligament injuries and TPLO rehabilitation

Hip and elbow dysplasia

Recovery following orthopaedic surgery

IVDD and other neurological conditions

Muscle injuries and soft tissue problems

Age-related weakness and reduced mobility

Rehabilitation following injury or periods of reduced activity

Every treatment programme is tailored to the individual animal, with regular reassessment and ongoing support for owners.

Experienced Veterinary Physiotherapy You Can Trust

Charlotte Barton has over 25 years' experience in physiotherapy, combining her extensive human physiotherapy background with specialist veterinary training and clinical experience.

Her qualifications and professional registrations include:

  • MSc Veterinary Physiotherapy, Royal Veterinary College

  • Chartered Physiotherapist (MCSP)

  • ACPAT Category A Veterinary Physiotherapist

  • RAMP Registered

  • HCPC Registered

Charlotte has worked in primary care veterinary practice and specialist veterinary referral hospitals, gaining experience in complex orthopaedic and neurological rehabilitation.

She works alongside referring veterinary practices to provide appropriate, evidence-based physiotherapy and rehabilitation for dogs and cats.

Veterinary Physiotherapy Home Visits in Alresford & Surrounding Villages

The Lion Clinic provides home-visiting veterinary physiotherapy across Alresford and the surrounding countryside, including nearby towns and villages.

As a local practitioner, Charlotte understands the importance of accessible, personalised care and works with owners to develop realistic rehabilitation programmes suited to their pets and home environments.

If you live in or around Alresford and would like to arrange an appointment, please get in touch to discuss availability.

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Book a Veterinary Physiotherapy Appointment in Alresford

Whether your pet is recovering from surgery, living with arthritis or experiencing changes in mobility, Charlotte would be happy to discuss how physiotherapy may help.