Meet your rehabilitation team at Hydrotherapy | Four Paws

Sarah holds a level 6 diploma in animal physiotherapy and a level 3 award in canine hydrotherapy.

She is committed to continuous professional development and recently travelled to Thailand to attend an osteopathy workshop on elephants! She is now studying further with the AOI on functional osteopathy for the canine patient. Sarah offers personalised treatment plans and every patient will be given a home exercise plan to follow after their initial visit to the clinic. She enjoys working with older arthritic dogs and neurological cases.

Lisa has a National Diploma in Animal Management and a Foundation Degree in Animal Health Studies from Sparsholt College. Lisa followed this with a certificate in hydrotherapy from Greyfriars Rehabilitation Centre and has worked at the centre since 2014. Lisa is currently working towards her advanced treadmill level 4 certificate.

Lisa works well with nervous, shy patients and offers practical advice. She enjoys treating dogs prior to hydrotherapy with a laser and massage session.

Louise has a BSc in veterinary nursing from the Royal Veterinary College. She recently followed her passion for rehabilitation with a Level 4 Advanced Treadmill certificate in hydrotherapy from Greyfriars Rehabilitation Centre.

She loves working with older arthritic dogs and helping them live a more comfortable life.

Lucy is a Veterinary Physiotherapist who qualified from Writtle University College with her masters degree in 2020.

Lucy has previously spent time working in a small animal veterinary hospital developing her knowledge and has a strong interest in orthopaedic rehabilitation and also maintenance of competition dogs, particularly agility! Outside of work Lucy loves to spend time at home, listening to music or doing pilates and yoga!

Hannah has a BSc (Hons) degree in Veterinary Physiotherapy which she achieved in 2020 from Warwickshire College Group. Wishing to be able to provide treatment to her patients both on land and in the water she went on to train in hydrotherapy, gaining a Level 3 Certificate in Canine Hydrotherapy.

She has a keen interest in hip dysplasia as well as nutrition and how it can affect the canine musculoskeletal system. Hannah is passionate about treating older dogs and has three senior Romanian rescue dogs at home.

Jenny holds a BTEC National Diploma in Animal Management & Applied Sciences from Southdowns College and more recently a Level 3 certificate in hydrotherapy.

Jenny is keen to focus future training on massage and nutrition within the canine world. Alongside work, you will find Jenny walking her dog in the woods, relaxing with family or baking homemade doggy treats!