Initial Holistic

• Integrated Vet

• Full body Physical

• Review of current diet

• optional acupuncture/photobiomodulation therapy

Revisit Holistic

• Integrated Vet

• Full body Physical

• Review of current diet

• optional acupuncture/photobiomodulation therapy at additional cost

Junior (under 7 years old with no health concerns)

• Integrative Vet

• Full body Physical check

• Vaccination status review

• Preventative care review

• Behaviour evaluation

• Evaluation of current diet

Senior ( 7 years plus no health concerns)

• Integrative Vet

• Full body Physical check

• Evaluation of current diet

• Urinalysis and Blood pressure to Monitor kidney function

• Preventative care review

• Vaccination status review

If there is any health concerns please call the clinic to discuss appointment options

Laser therapy for pets is a non-invasive and painless treatment that utilizes focused beams of light to stimulate healing and provide pain relief. The therapeutic laser emits specific wavelengths of light that penetrate deep into the tissues, promoting cellular metabolism, increasing blood flow, and reducing inflammation. This treatment can be used to alleviate pain associated with various conditions, including arthritis, musculoskeletal injuries, post-surgical recovery, and wound healing. Laser therapy for pets is a safe and effective option that can improve the quality of life for our furry companions by accelerating healing, reducing discomfort, and enhancing overall well-being.

Currently laser is performed in conjunction with other appointment types.

Appointment types:

- Initial consultation - 45 minutes

- Ongoing sessions - 30/45 minutes

After every session, we will rinse your dog. No need to bring a towel, just plenty of your dog’s favourite treats. 

To book your appointment online, click HERE

OR call our friendly team on 02 9712 5844

What Does an Underwater Treadmill Do for Your Dog?

Low-Impact Exercise: The buoyancy of water reduces stress on joints and muscles, making it a gentle yet effective workout.

Pain Relief: Warm water increases blood circulation, reduces inflammation, and soothes sore joints—perfect for dogs with arthritis or post-surgical pain.

Muscle Strengthening: Water resistance helps build muscle tone gradually, improving overall strength and stability.

Increased Range of Motion: Helps improve flexibility and mobility, crucial for pets with joint conditions or post-orthopaedic surgery.

Weight Management: A great option for overweight pets, providing effective exercise without excessive strain on their joints.

Mental Stimulation: Keeps pets engaged and motivated, helping to alleviate boredom and enhance their rehabilitation experience.

Who Can Benefit from Underwater Treadmill Therapy?

Dogs recovering from surgery (orthopaedic or neurological)

Dogs with arthritis or mobility issues

Overweight pets needing a safe exercise routine

Senior dogs looking to maintain muscle strength and flexibility

Active dogs recovering from injuries or needing conditioning support

Whether your pet is recovering from surgery, managing an injury, or simply in need of improved fitness, our underwater treadmill offers a personalised treatment plan tailored to your pet's needs.

How does it work?

For fitness or weight loss you don’t need a referral.

For any medical condition, ask your vet for a referral which you can download here. Download your vet referral HERE

Rehab appointment type

• Rehab package ( 5 visits )

• Rehab single visit

What is Physical Rehabilitation?

Veterinary Physical Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy focuses on supporting the animal to recover from certain impairments and functional limitations on mobility using non-invasive techniques (acupuncture, photobiomodulation, therapeutic ultrasound, physical agents, massage, therapeutic exercises, aquatic therapy). It reduces pain and inflammation, reduces time of recovery and improves function of the affected region of the body. In addition, physical therapy helps prevent injury, impairments or functional limitations into the future.

Physical Rehabilitation:

Eliminates the cause of dysfunction

Improves the clinical signs of disease

Alleviates pain and reduces inflammation

Prevents and minimises atrophy of muscles, cartilage, tendon, bone and ligaments.

Enhances general and specific cardiovascular fitness

Rehabilitation supports the animal in the most optimal way to improve post-operative patient care and enhance recovery. Most likely people think of an animal with a broken leg or an animal that has just been through a massive surgery as requiring rehabilitation. A Rehabilitation plan is indispensable in this animal’s recovery and return to full function. In addition, wellness and preventative medicine, such as physical rehabilitation offers the ability for weight reduction and maintenance of muscle strength, flexibility and cardiovascular fitness.

"The aim of rehabilitation is to return the animal to the highest possible level of function, independence and quality of life and where the welfare of the animal is paramount.” This return of function may differ depending on whether the animal is a pet, working or sporting animal.

Rehabilitation always starts with a full assessment of each individual animal. We look at the needs of that animal and this is different for each animal and in every situation. As a result, a plan of action is needed that focuses on an animal and its personal situation. This is the best way to achieve the best management of an individual’s health.

How does it work?

Depending on the problem of the animal we try to set one or more goals. Adjustments are made to achieve these goals as we go. For example, these adjustments may be made in nutrition, exercises, supplements, duration of therapies.

By making adjustments systematically (with measurable quantitative assessments), realistic results are easily achieved. It is expected that humans (owner and physical therapist) will lend a hand, as the animal is dependent on us and our willingness to implement these adjustments.

Acupuncture appointment type

*Acupuncture initial discoverment - in any appointment

*Rehab package ( 5 visits ) Seen by Vet Nurse after discoverment from Veterinary

*Rehab single visit- completed by Vet nurse

Acupuncture can be beneficial for dogs with a variety of conditions:

Introducing Animal Acupuncture! Our Canine Acupuncture procedure is a safe and gentle style of ancient Chinese medicine that brings balance and harmony with beneficial effects for your dog’s overall health. Used for centuries, acupuncture provides holistic support for various conditions such as arthritis, hip and elbow dysplasia, spinal problems, recovery from injury or surgery, cruciate rehabilitation,luxating patellas, hind limb weakness, paralysis, general mobility concerns, chronic gastrointestinal problems and urinary/faecal incontinence. Not only can it help to speed up the recovery process in dogs after injury or surgery but it can also support stress and anxiety. What’s more is that Animal Acupuncture helps support kidney disease as well.

Feline Acupuncture - common conditions

Animal acupuncture is a safe, effective way to provide natural pain relief for cats and other animals. Our acupuncture techniques help your feline friend manage their symptoms of arthritis, neck and back pain, muscle knots and stiffness, constipation, chronic digestive issues, kidney disease, and paralysis associated with trauma. These treatments are non-invasive and designed to improve your cat's mobility and quality of life substantially. Our experienced veterinary professionals carefully assess each case to customise treatments that suit the needs of each individual animal. The end result is often complete resolution or minimisation of the initial conditions presented as well as improved overall quality of life for years to come. From simple pain relief for old age all the way through complete rehabilitation from trauma, animal acupuncture offers an alternative solution tailored to each patient's needs.

Take advantage of the remarkable benefits of veterinary acupuncture in your pet's healthcare regimen. Acupuncture is designed to target the source of pain, illness, and disability by stimulating specific points along meridians, or pathways within the body. Our animal acupuncture treatments can help treat musculoskeletal issues and internal medical conditions such as digestive complaints and skin disorders. The treatments involve applying needles at specific points on the body to stimulate energy flow and bring balance while also relying on massage, stretching, fascial work, and lifestyle advice to create effective holistic care plans.

As a pet owner, you can reduce their reliance on medications with our safe treatment options with no adverse side effects that aim to recover their ability to return to normal functioning faster. Their performance will also improve—no matter if they’re a sporting or performance dog or just enjoy their regular walks—with the assistance of dedicated physical therapy sessions combined with acupuncture treatments. Ultimately, this can enhance your pet’s overall wellbeing.

International Naturopathy

A comprehensive remote consultation for pet guardians living outside Australia who are seeking an individualised, integrative approach to their animal’s health.

The service includes review of relevant medical records and test results submitted in advance, an online consultation of up to 90 minutes, and a personalised written naturopathic care plan addressing areas such as diet, supplements, lifestyle, gut health, pain support, skin health, healthy ageing and quality of life.

The consultation also includes up to 15 minutes of follow-up email support for straightforward clarification of the care plan.

This service is naturopathic and supportive in nature. It is designed to complement, not replace, care from your local veterinarian. Diagnosis, prescription medications, emergency care, physical examinations and procedures remain the responsibility of your treating veterinary team.