Getting your pet on the road to recovery
Veterinary physiotherapy and hydrotherapy for dogs, cats and other small animals.
Welcome
Burnside Animal Rehabilitation Centre provide veterinary physiotherapy, including hydrotherapy, for dogs, cats and other small animals. Treatments can include hydrotherapy (pool and underwater treadmill available), electrotherapy, manual therapy and land-based exercise therapy. We provide a combined approach to rehabilitation, meaning your pet will receive its own treatment plan in line with its needs and will include a combination of treatments.
Burnside Animal Rehabilitation Centre was established in January 2014. We have two purpose built centres for veterinary physiotherapy and hydrotherapy, in Fleet and Upton Grey. We are open for referrals from Hampshire, Surrey, Berkshire and beyond. We have a hydrotherapy pool, underwater treadmill and dry treadmill as part of the services we deliver.
All of our members of staff are qualified professionals specialising in small animal rehabilitation and we are committed to providing a caring, friendly, scientific and evidence-based approach to your pet's rehabilitation.
About Us
Learn more about our facilities, the team and how we work.
What We Do
Discover more about the physiotherapy and hydrotherapy treatment plans we offer
Find Us
We are open six days a week across our two sites. Find out exactly how to find us.
S & P Edney
Hannah and the team worked wonders with our Border Collie after she had a leg injury. Following physiotherapy and hydrotherapy, she is in full health and still enjoying competitive agility at the age of 9!
B Foster
Hannah at Burnside helped my dog, Bailey recover from a shoulder injury and later a groin strain. Sometimes you need a vet but when it's muscular you need an experienced physiotherapist and Burnside were absolutely amazing!
Both my dogs have been going to Burnside for 4 years. Wonderful service, very professional, everyone who works there are fab. I really don't think I would have Ben now if it wasn't for Hannah and Ambers leg doesn't bow out anymore.