VETERINARY PHYSIOTHERAPY
Veterinary Physiotherapy in Alton
Specialist physiotherapy and rehabilitation for dogs and cats in Alton and surrounding villages.
The Lion Clinic provides personalised veterinary physiotherapy in the comfort of your pet's own home, helping dogs and cats recover from injury, manage ongoing conditions and enjoy a better quality of life.
Mobile Veterinary Physiotherapy in Alton
If your dog or cat is experiencing stiffness, recovering from surgery or finding everyday movement difficult, veterinary physiotherapy may help improve their comfort and mobility.
Charlotte Barton provides home-visiting veterinary physiotherapy throughout Alton and the surrounding area, offering individual assessments and rehabilitation programmes tailored to each animal's needs.
By treating pets in familiar surroundings, Charlotte can observe how they move in their everyday environment and provide practical advice to help owners manage their pet's condition at home.
Her approach combines hands-on treatment, appropriate rehabilitation exercises and ongoing support, with progress reviewed throughout treatment.
Canine & Feline Physiotherapy Services
Tailored treatment and rehabilitation for dogs and cats in Winchester and surrounding villages.
Canine Physiotherapy
Dogs of all ages can benefit from physiotherapy, whether they are recovering from injury, managing arthritis or experiencing reduced mobility.
Charlotte provides individual treatment and rehabilitation programmes for a range of conditions, including cruciate ligament injuries, orthopaedic surgery recovery, spinal conditions and age-related joint problems.
Feline Physiotherapy
Cats often hide signs of discomfort, making changes in mobility or behaviour easy to overlook.
Charlotte has a particular clinical interest in feline physiotherapy, helping cats with arthritis, post-operative rehabilitation and age-related mobility difficulties.
Treatment is adapted to each cat's needs and temperament, with home visits helping to minimise the stress of travelling.
Conditions That May Benefit from Veterinary Physiotherapy
The Lion Clinic provides physiotherapy and rehabilitation for dogs and cats experiencing a variety of conditions, including:
Arthritis and degenerative joint conditions
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
Charlotte develops individual treatment plans based on each animal's condition, medical history and rehabilitation needs, working alongside veterinary professionals where appropriate.
Highly Qualified, Experienced Veterinary Physiotherapy
Charlotte Barton has over 25 years' experience in physiotherapy, bringing extensive clinical knowledge to her work with dogs and cats.
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's background includes working in primary care veterinary practice and specialist veterinary referral hospitals, where she gained experience in complex orthopaedic and neurological rehabilitation.
She combines this clinical expertise with a friendly, practical approach, helping owners understand their pet's condition and how best to support their recovery.
Veterinary Physiotherapy Home Visits Across Alton & Four Marks
The Lion Clinic provides mobile veterinary physiotherapy for pets in Alton, Four Marks and surrounding villages, with appointments also available across a wider area of Hampshire, Surrey and West Sussex.
Home visits are particularly helpful for pets that find travelling difficult, including older dogs, cats and animals recovering from surgery.
Charlotte provides individual assessments, appropriate treatment and rehabilitation advice in your pet's own home.
If you live in Alton or a nearby village and would like to arrange an appointment, please get in touch to discuss your pet's needs.
READY TO DISCUSS YOUR PET’S NEEDS?
Book a Veterinary Physiotherapy Appointment in Alton & Four Marks
Whether your pet needs support following surgery, help managing arthritis or an assessment for reduced mobility, Charlotte would be happy to discuss whether physiotherapy could help.