Hydrotherapy uses water-based exercise to support joints while helping build strength and flexibility.
It’s especially beneficial for pets with arthritis, muscle weakness or those recovering from surgery.
Important update to our Out of Hours service
From Friday 3rd – Monday 6th October, our out of hours service will be temporarily moving to Pennard Vets Tonbridge, while essential maintenance work takes place at our Sevenoaks practice.
Here’s what this means:
Thank you for your understanding!
From,
All the team at Pennard Vets
Pennard Vets
Mobility: Helping to keep your pet moving
Just like with humans, injuries can happen, and as pets get older they can find it harder to get around, as joints start to creak and the body struggles to do things it did when it was younger.
Our nurses run mobility clinics, where they can give advice and treatment to help pets to lead a healthier, more comfortable life.
This can be by helping to relieve aching joints, recommending a weight loss plan or a specialist diet, or providing medical laser therapy.
Hydrotherapy
Pets with mobility issues may struggle to exercise in their normal way, which can then lead to weight problems and the resulting health concerns that raises.
If this is the case, hydrotherapy can be a useful service to consider, as a means of exercise for pets without putting pressure on their joints.
For your pet to make use of this service, they must first receive a referral from one of our vets – talk to one of our team to find out how to go about this. Clients with any of our branches can make use of the service.
Talk to our team to find out more about our hydrotherapy sessions.
Hydrotherapy uses water-based exercise to support joints while helping build strength and flexibility.
It’s especially beneficial for pets with arthritis, muscle weakness or those recovering from surgery.
Pet Health Club members receive a yearly nutritional and mobility assessment.
Common signs include:
If you notice any of these signs, it’s a good idea to have your pet assessed.
Medical laser therapy uses focused light to reduce pain, improve circulation and speed up healing.
It’s non-invasive and particularly effective for managing chronic pain from arthritis or injuries.
Arthritis and mobility clinics are dedicated sessions focused on helping pets with joint pain, stiffness or reduced movement.
These clinics are designed to improve your pet’s comfort, mobility and quality of life through personalised support and treatment plans.
Our mobility clinics provide a combination of:
Each programme is tailored to your pet’s specific condition and lifestyle.
Featured team member
Available Practices
What we’re talking about
Small animals only
cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs etc
Diagnostic imaging
Dental services
Pet passports
24-Hour Emergency
Care and hospitalisation
Vet and nurse consultations
FREE puppy parties
held by our qualified nurses
Pet Health Club
Hydrotherapy
Access to expert referrals
Nurse Clinics
Surgical services
Microchipping
Laboratory services
Animal Health Certificate
Euthanasia services
Cattery