Ease In Motion Canine Rehab and Hydrotherapy
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Holistic, evidence-based and tailored therapy for dogs, horses and more

Canine Rehabilitation & Hydrotherapy Centre

We are a completely independent local business passionate about happy, healthy animals. Our purpose built, dedicated rehabilitation centre is based in the coastal town of Herne Bay, Kent and we really look forward to meeting you and your four-legged friends!

What would you like help with?

You do not need to know which treatment is right. Choose dog or horse, then tell us what needs help.

What needs help?

    This guide does not diagnose a condition or replace veterinary advice.

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    Why owners choose us

    We're proud to provide evidence-based, expert therapy using a range of the most advanced modalities to ensure your dog has the best possible recovery. It's not just rehabilitation though, we also provide conditioning programmes for performance enhancement as well as weight management for those a little large for life.

    Please feel free to contact us should you have any queries!

    Sarah smiling behind a brown dog that is gazing ahead
    Highly skilledProfessionally accredited, with 10+ years in the industry.
    Fear-freeWe utilise the 'fear-free' approach in our sessions, prioritising your dog's positive experience.
    Passionate carePassionately helping your dog, taking extra care to deliver safe and effective therapy.
    Support at homeRecovery starts at home. We support you in order to manage any condition at any stage.

    What owners say

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    Professional standards

    Proudly supported and regulated by the professional organisations below, and we work with your vet, not around them.

    McTimoney Animal Association

    Institute of Registered Veterinary & Animal Physiotherapists (IRVAP)

    National Association of Registered Canine Hydrotherapists (NARCH)

    • Professionally accredited, with 10+ years in the industry.
    • If your dog has current or previous issues, veterinary referral is required by law, and it is required for all hydrotherapy appointments. With your consent, we can request it from your vet for you.
    • We utilise the 'fear-free' approach in our sessions, prioritising your dog's positive experience.

    Let’s get the ball rolling...

    Ready to start? Here is what happens next.

    1. Register or book

      Register as a new patient online, or book your initial consultation.

    2. Referral

      We request referral and medical history from your vet on your behalf, or you can send them our referral form.

    3. We contact you

      You'll be contacted to book in as soon as we have the completed referral.

    4. Initial consultation

      60 minutes, £80, with a clear, progressive treatment plan.

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    The first appointment

    What will their first visit feel like?

    Calm, unhurried and led by your dog. The initial consultation is 60 minutes and includes:

    • Time to settle in

      No pressure to start straight away.

    • Talk through their history

      What you have noticed, and anything your vet has told you.

    • Nose to tail assessment

      Gentle, hands on and paced to your dog.

    • Watch how they move

      Standing, walking and functional analysis.

    • Agree clear goals

      A plan explained in plain language.

    • Introduce the right therapy

      Only where it is right for your dog on the day.

    • Home care advice

      So progress continues between visits.

    A fear free approach

    The team use fear free methods in every session, with treats or toys, regular breaks, rewards and praise, so nervous dogs can build confidence at their own pace.

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    The questions owners ask most

    If yours is not here, call 07854 085263 and Sarah will be happy to discuss it.

    Will I need veterinary referral?

    If your dog has current or previous issues, veterinary referral is required by law. Referrals are not required for all healthy, active dogs requiring maintenance / fitness sessions. For all hydrotherapy appointments, referral is required.

    Can Ease In Motion contact my vet for me?

    Yes. When you register as a new patient, we request referral and medical history from your vet on your behalf. Or you can download the referral form and send it to your vet to complete and return to us. You will be contacted to book in as soon as we have the completed referral.

    What happens at the initial consultation?

    A 60 minute appointment (£80) with Sarah, our Clinical Director, or our Veterinary Physiotherapist. It includes a full review of clinical and owner history, a thorough musculoskeletal assessment, a neurological examination, gait and static analysis, objective and subjective goal setting, a clear progressive treatment plan including a prescribed exercise programme, an introduction to therapy tailored to findings, and home care advice.

    Will my dog enjoy it? What if my dog is nervous?

    We work hard at creating a friendly, safe environment for your dogs using the ‘fear-free’ approach. We always encourage treats or toys to be used within the session. We also give the dog regular breaks, rewards and praise. They generally love it, even if they were nervous to start!

    Is treatment safe?

    All of our therapy and hydrotherapy is safe. We ensure appropriate treatment is provided by taking a thorough history of your dog and meticulous assessment. We also keep up to date with new research to make sure our modalities are optimally utilised and regularly attend CPD courses to refresh our skills.

    Is treatment covered by pet insurance?

    In general, all treatment is covered by pet insurance providers. Often there is a ‘Complementary Therapies’ pot which covers therapy and hydrotherapy. However, some insurances do not include this, so it is always recommended to check with your provider.

    How do I know which treatment to choose?

    You do not have to know. Everyone starts with an initial consultation, where a tailored mix of therapies is planned to best suit your dog’s condition.

    Can I book online?

    Yes. Use the Book Your Appointment button and choose a time on our appointments page. Not all availability shows online, so if you are struggling to find a suitable time, please contact us directly.

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