Pet Therapy
Rehabilitation and complementary therapy clinic
Pet Therapy was established in 2005 as a unique pain and rehabilitation facility based in Kinning Park, Glasgow. Staffed by experts in rehabilitation and pain relief, our team is dedicated to helping improve the quality of life of animals suffering from mobility issues and chronic pain, such as osteoarthritis, cruciate ligament disease, hip and elbow dysplasia, spinal and neurological problems, muscle and tendon injuries and obesity. We can also design fitness programmes for both pets and canine athletes.
Pet Therapy is run by Lesley Herd BVMS, CCRP, MRCVS. Lesley is the only person in Scotland to hold the Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner post-graduate qualification awarded by the University of Tennessee which is regarded as the leading veterinary rehabilitation centre in the world.
Therapies Offered
We offer a number of different types of therapy to suit your pet's needs, including Rehabilitation programmes, Hydrotherapy pool/treadmill, Physiotherapy, Acupuncture, Cranial, osteopathy, Reiki and behavioural counselling.
More about the therapies we offerMeet the Team
Our team are specialists in their field and through their wealth of experience they are dedicated to improving the quality of life of your pet. We offer experts in acupuncture, pain management, physiotherapy, osteopathy and animal behaviour.
More about our teamClinic Tour
We have first class facilities available for your pet. Pets A+E is an out of hours veterinary emergency service for clients and their pets. The Pet Therapy clinic offers specialist rehabiliation and pain care and was the first facility in Scotland to have both a hydrotherapy pool and a water treadmill.
Take a tour of the clinic
Success Stories
Since 2005, the clinic has seen a huge number of cases giving us many successes and a wealth of clinical experience to draw upon. Our success stories cover a range of cases, from animals that have been in car accidents and started their treatment unable to walk and completed it by running around like nothing had ever happened, to post operative dogs in need of physiotherapy.
We are always over-joyed when we see your pets make such dramatic progress through therapy, so we have shared a few cases with you.
View some of our success stories
