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By Car:
The Canine Wellness centre is easily accessible by car, via the A281, with free parking spaces available for our customers outside the centre.

By Train:

We are located just a short 10 minute walk from Shalford train station, which sits on the direct line between Guildford and Dorking.

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Our Address:

Canine Wellness Centre

East Barn
Tilehouse Farm Offices
East Shalford Lane
Shalford
Surrey
GU4 8AE

Which treatment is best for my dog?

By getting in touch we will be able to assess the best modalities and treatments for your animal to provide an individual and personal treatment plan. Your animal and its needs are completely different to that of any other, so we understand that your treatment needs to be too! Don't hesitate to get in touch so that we can discuss the best course of treatment for you dog.

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What is Canine Hydrotherapy?

Underwater treadmill therapy is a form of hydrotherapy used to support dogs in their recovery, rehabilitation, and fitness. It involves your dog walking on a treadmill enclosed in a tank of warm water. The water level is adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs, helping to reduce the weight placed on their joints while encouraging natural movement.

This gentle, low-impact exercise is ideal for dogs recovering from surgery or injury, those with arthritis or mobility issues, and even fit and active dogs looking to build strength and stamina. The resistance of the water helps to improve muscle tone, range of motion, and cardiovascular fitness — all while being kind to the joints.

It’s a safe, controlled, and effective therapy that many dogs really enjoy!

What is canine physiotherapy?

Canine physiotherapy is a specialised therapy designed to help improve your dog’s mobility, reduce pain, and support recovery from injury or surgery. Using a combination of techniques such as massage, stretching, joint mobilisations, and tailored exercise programs, physiotherapy helps restore movement, build strength, and enhance overall wellbeing.

It’s commonly used to support dogs with orthopaedic conditions, neurological issues, age-related changes, or those in post-operative recovery. Physiotherapy can also benefit sporting and working dogs by improving performance and reducing the risk of injury.

Every treatment plan is tailored to your dog’s specific needs, ensuring they receive the best possible care in a calm, compassionate environment.

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