What we do
SG Veterinary Physiotherapy are specialists in canine rehabilitation and fitness with experience in treating a range of orthopaedic and neurological conditions.
Specialists in Canine Fitness and Rehabilitation
Each patient is individually assessed in order to tailor a physiotherapy treatment plan to meet their needs. If your pet has a condition that you feel may benefit from physiotherapy, please get in touch and we will be happy to discuss things further.
About Us
SG Veterinary Physiotherapy is run by veterinary physiotherapist Samantha Graves. Sam has an extensive background in animal science
Therapies
In order to ensure that patients are receiving the most effective treatment, sessions will vary depending on patient needs.
Case Studies
Pip is an active 5 year old female border collie who suddenly became lame on her left forelimb.
Conditions Treated
Common conditions helped by physiotherapy Include but are not limited to:
What our clients say
Or at least their owners.....
"Sam's professional, quiet and gentle approach meant Ben trusted her completely. I would not hesitate to recommend Sam as without her I feel we may not have had such a fantastic result for Ben"
"Sam used to work in our clinic and we were sad when she moved. Northamptonshire you are lucky to have her! Sam has extensive knowledge, is caring and compassionate and quietly does a great job."
"Sam has been treating my dog Shylo recently. He slipped a disc in his back and could not walk properly as he kept dragging his left hind leg. His balance was not very good at all. Thankfully thanks to Sam's knowledge & hard work Shylo has improved a lot and is 100% more agile than before.
"Well, what can I say? What a session, amazing, just amazing! Firstly, I don't think I have ever seen my highly strung, fruit-loop of a dog so relaxed.....I mean within maybe 5 minutes he was so relaxed he was almost dozing off! And lovely Sam's way with him...well he was in love from the start, and clearly so relaxed in her company. She could examine and treat him and not a murmur of dissent from a dog that has not let us touch his legs in years"
