FP Animal Therapy Centre

21/01/2026

Qualifications

When it comes to canine rehabilitation, the qualifications of the therapist are very important. A trained and qualified professional ensures that your dog receives safe and effective treatment tailored to their specific needs.

Why do qualifications matter?

Qualified therapists have undergone extensive training in modules such as: canine anatomy, Physiotherapy and Hydrotherapy techniques and safe handling practices. This ensures that rehabilitation is carried out safely, reducing the risk of injury and promoting the best possible outcomes.

All reputable therapists should be registered with a recognised professional association. For example:
• Flora – IRVAP, AHPR, NAVP
• Jess – IRVAP (ICH)
• May – RAMP

Registration ensures that therapists adhere to professional standards, follow safe practices, and are committed to ongoing education. Registered therapists are required to complete mandatory Continuing Professional Development (CPD), ensuring they stay up to date with current research and best practices in canine rehabilitation.

If you feel that your dog would benefit from our services, please get in touch today🐾

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13/01/2026

Meet Reina,

Reina was referred to us in August last year due to hind limb weakness, specifically effecting her left hind limb.

Reina has been attending regular physiotherapy and hydrotherapy sessions to improve her strength, build muscle and increase her range of motion.

Reina is such a lovely girl and we are excited to see the progress she makes with us. Well done, Reina⭐️🐾

31/12/2025

⛔️Road closure alert ⛔️

Anglian water are closing a part of the A413 from 5th January until the end of February. This means if you’re coming from Buckingham please leave more time and go another way. They are closing the road just after the Lillingstone Lovell turn up until the Whittlebury Hall turn.

Best route around is most likely via Silverstone or the A5 but please check this before coming to your appointment in the new year.

Happy new year, look forward to seeing you all soon. 🎉

24/12/2025

The winner of our competition is Helen Hunt

Congratulations. We will contact you to arrange prize collection.

Thank you for those that entered and have a wonderful Christmas everyone 🎅🏼

23/12/2025

What a fantastic year 2025 has been! 🐾✨

We’ve absolutely loved spending time with all your gorgeous dogs, and we’re so grateful for every one of our wonderful clients. Thank you for trusting us and for your continued support.

Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a happy, healthy holiday season. 🎄

We can’t wait to see you in the New Year for another brilliant year ahead! 🐶💛

22/12/2025

We have once again decided to donate to a charity instead of gifts this year. We have donated £200 to

This charity does incredible work helping to pay for vet bills of ex service horses and dogs. These dogs work so hard to protect us whether it be in the police, fire & rescue, prison, national crime agency, NHS, MOD Police, and border force services. We wanted to give back to help these dogs get the care they need.

Happy Christmas 🎅🏼

19/12/2025

Meet Penny🐾

Penny was referred to us after being diagnosed with Hip Dysplasia and has been having physiotherapy with us since August. Penny has recently started her Hydrotherapy sessions with us also.

Our treatment goals for Penny are to improve her range of motion, reduce pain and to reduce tension.

Penny has taken to her sessions so well and this lovely photo was taken during her second hydrotherapy session yesterday, doesn’t she look so happy?😊

16/12/2025

One week left to enter our Christmas competition to be in for the chance to win some brilliant prizes!🎄🎅🏻🐾

⭐️Christmas competition time⭐️

This Christmas, we will be giving away a prize bundle filled with treats and a festive toys for your dog!🐾

The prize bundle includes;
❄️ 500g puffed chicken feet
❄️ Bone broth 230ml hydration/collagen
❄️ Grinch Tuggy toy
❄️ Venison sausages
❄️ Santa plush squeaky toy

How to enter;
- Like and share this post
- Comment below with your favourite winter picture of your dog
- Tag 2 friends.

🚨If a tagged friend also comments then you will both be entered for the chance of a bonus prize (A half price physiotherapy appointment!)🚨

*All entries will be required to book an appointment to collect the prize. Any new clients will need a referral from their vets for treatment to commence. Please get in touch with our team if you need help with this*

🎄The winner will be announced on Tuesday 23rd Decemeber🎄

04/12/2025

03/12/2025

Meet Delilah🐾

Delilah has been coming to see us at FP Animal Therapy Centre after experiencing hip and lumbar pain. Delilah was later diagnosed with mild Hip Dysplasia in her left hip.

Delilah attends both Physiotherapy and Hydrotherapy sessions. Our treatment goals for Delilah are to reduce pain, tension and build muscle.

Delilah is such a lovely girl and we love seeing her every week🐾🥰

28/11/2025

Why do we use a harness or life jacket during hydrotherapy?

We get asked this question a lot, so here is an overview of the importance of harnesses and life jackets during Hydrotherapy.

Harnesses and life jackets help keep your dog safe in the water by giving us secure control and preventing slips or sudden movements, without putting any pressure on the neck.

In hydrotherapy, a harness and a life jacket serve different purposes and it is important we select the correct one for your dog. A harness is used as a handling and support tool, it allows us to guide the dog’s movement, assist with balance, and provide targeted support.

A life jacket, is used as a buoyancy and safety device. It provides support to help the dog, making it especially useful for weak swimmers, anxious dogs, puppies, or those with low endurance. Life jackets are often chosen in early sessions to build confidence or in dogs who require extra support.

If you feel that your dog would benefit from our services, please get in touch today🐾

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