Paws in Motion Veterinary Physiotherapy

Paws in Motion Veterinary Physiotherapy Paws in Motion offers a mobile animal physiotherapy service to Hong Kong's pets

Animal physiotherapy or rehabilitation is an important component of the treatment for many musculoskeletal (muscle, bone, joints, soft tissues) and neurological conditions seen in dogs, cats, rabbits and exotic pets. Dr Jane McNae, owner of Paws in Motion, Veterinary Physiotherapy, is both an experienced Veterinary Surgeon and also Hong Kong’s first Certified Canine Rehabilitation Therapist from t

he Canine Rehabilitation Institute, USA, also having completed an Internship with the Rehabilitation service at the Animal Medical Center, New York. Working in Hong Kong for 12 years, she has examined, diagnosed and treated with medicine and surgery all the common conditions your pet may suffer.

15/04/2026

Caveletti pole width and height are not random, they matter for different training goals.

Featuring Leo 🐶

Bear Bear 🐶 had patella surgery back in 2024, and recently diagnosed of poly-arthritis. At Paws in Motion, we are devote...
14/04/2026

Bear Bear 🐶 had patella surgery back in 2024, and recently diagnosed of poly-arthritis. At Paws in Motion, we are devoted to support his mobility and to reduce symptoms and slow down the progression, so he can keep living his best active life! 🐾

09/04/2026

Obstacle course champion in training! 🏆

Snowy’s focus today: Unders, sensory slopes and of course K9 FitBone 🦴 Well done girl!

Ft: Birthday girl Vivi 🐶 Another year older, another step closer to balanced hips! Treating the R hip luxation and cele...
06/04/2026

Ft: Birthday girl Vivi 🐶

Another year older, another step closer to balanced hips! Treating the R hip luxation and celebrating this good girl today.



Hoppy Easter everyone! 🐰💙
03/04/2026

Hoppy Easter everyone! 🐰💙



6 years of supporting Norris through his left elbow osteoarthritis and tilted pelvis. Through all the highs and the hard...
28/03/2026

6 years of supporting Norris through his left elbow osteoarthritis and tilted pelvis. Through all the highs and the harder days, we've never stopped showing up for him. 🐾



At 11 years young, Yeung Yeung has been diagnosed with osteoarthritis, but we're here to help him feel his best. 🐾 His X...
20/03/2026

At 11 years young, Yeung Yeung has been diagnosed with osteoarthritis, but we're here to help him feel his best. 🐾 His X-rays show bridging spondylosis in his spine, a sore and stiff lower back, and a right knee with active arthritis and significant muscle loss. Despite the challenges, he's already on the path to more comfortable days. We're focusing on strengthening his weak spots and easing his pain. Let's keep Yeung Yeung moving! 💪❤️

Helping Tac 🐶 feel steady on his feet again! 👣 He came in with a head tilt caused by some tense neck muscles and discom...
18/03/2026

Helping Tac 🐶 feel steady on his feet again! 👣 He came in with a head tilt caused by some tense neck muscles and discomfort in his upper spine. We focused on releasing tension in his neck, shoulders, and hips, It's so good to see him already more comfortable 🤍!

Happy 🐶 & his family always spoil us with chocolates & cakes🍪 🎂 🍫 , this time we got showered by flowers💐 ! Thank you ...
11/03/2026

Happy 🐶 & his family always spoil us with chocolates & cakes🍪 🎂 🍫 , this time we got showered by flowers💐 ! Thank you for always supporting Paws In Motion team 🩵



09/03/2026

Pomi showing off her fancy footwork 🐶Figure 8 training is most basic but excellent for improving senior dogs’s proprioception and their joints happy. It also helps keeping their mind engaged from moving side to side smoothly.



When the door is just a frame for your face 🐶 Ft: Vodka the Husky
05/03/2026

When the door is just a frame for your face 🐶

Ft: Vodka the Husky



Vodka 🐶 was diagnosed with Immune Mediated Polyarthritis (IMPA). It's an autoimmune condition where his body attacks h...
03/03/2026

Vodka 🐶 was diagnosed with Immune Mediated Polyarthritis (IMPA). It's an autoimmune condition where his body attacks his joints, and it's affected several areas: his wrists, knees, elbows, and ankles.

We're still in the early phase of treatment, focused on reducing inflammation and making him more comfortable day by day. As we look to the future, we're investigating options like a custom 3D-printed brace or a Walkin' cart to help support his mobility. ❤️‍🩹



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Hong Kong

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 18:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 18:00
Thursday 09:00 - 18:00
Friday 09:00 - 18:00

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+85228339080

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