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 the 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.

Happy 🐶 is working on building his strength after a Grade 3 Medial Patella Luxation diagnosis. We are here to help build...
17/10/2025

Happy 🐶 is working on building his strength after a Grade 3 Medial Patella Luxation diagnosis. We are here to help building muscle to protect her joints, and we are also on a maintenance mission to make sure she stays active and pain-free!



Friday 🐶 came for a proactive assessment With her sibling having recently undergone hip surgery, her family wanted to ge...
16/10/2025

Friday 🐶 came for a proactive assessment

With her sibling having recently undergone hip surgery, her family wanted to get ahead of any potential joint issues.

We are happy to help! Our plan is to build up her core and hind limp muscle through exercise to prevent risk of hip dysplasia and keep her strong and active for many years to come 💪🏼



At Paws in Motion, we believe in healthy, sustainable weight loss that improves mobility and vitality. Never put your pe...
11/10/2025

At Paws in Motion, we believe in healthy, sustainable weight loss that improves mobility and vitality. Never put your pet on a diet without professional guidance. Here’s our guide to doing it safely.

- Pets should be losing the weight slowly (1-2% of his weight each week).

- Pets should lose fat and not muscle.

- Keep a food diary including picture of meal quantities.

- Gather the daily portion of food in one container to prevent over feeding.

- Weight your pet every week and keep track the progress.

Our full nutrition plan are 100% tailored to suit your pet's need, including setting a goal weight, calculating your pet's daily caloric requirements and recommending a specific food and portion size.

Let's work together and make our pets fit for life!



Weight loss is about more than just eating less, in fact, it's about moving more. But for a pet in pain, movement itself...
10/10/2025

Weight loss is about more than just eating less, in fact, it's about moving more. But for a pet in pain, movement itself is the biggest challenge. That's why effective weight management must begin with pain relief.

Pets are intelligent. If chasing a ball caused sharp pain yesterday, they’ll be hesitant to try again today. Through therapies that make movement comfortable and positive, we help rebuild their confidence and restore their willingness to be active.

This is all part of breaking the vicious cycle of pain and weight gain:

🔄 A pet gains weight due to overfeeding or low activity.

🔄 The extra weight places stress on joints, causing or worsening conditions like arthritis.

🔄 Because movement is painful, the pet becomes even less active.

🔄 This decreased activity leads to further weight gain, which in turn leads to more pain.

Our vet team is here to help if you think your pet is over weight or in pain.




This study isn't just about Labradors. The principles apply to every dog and cat.The most impactful thing you can do to ...
09/10/2025

This study isn't just about Labradors. The principles apply to every dog and cat.

The most impactful thing you can do to extend your pet's healthy, active life is to keep them at a lean body weight.

How to do it at home:

1) Stop Free-Feeding: Transition to measured meals at set times.

2) Know Their Calorie Needs: Your vet can help you calculate the exact daily calories for your pet's ideal weight.

3) Treats counts too! This should be less than 10% of daily calories intake.



Recent statistic tells us over 50% of pets are overweight. Is your pet part of the statistic? This week is World Pet Obe...
07/10/2025

Recent statistic tells us over 50% of pets are overweight. Is your pet part of the statistic?
This week is World Pet Obesity Week, we will be providing hot tips throughout the week to help you pet!Stay tuned!

There is no perfect weight for the breed and size of pets. Body Condition Score (BCS) is a hands-on way to check if your pet is overweight.

You should be able to:

- Feel their ribs easily with light pressure (like the back of your hand over the knuckles).

- See a defined waist when looking from above.

- See an abdominal tuck when viewing from the side.




Have a good mid autumn celebration under the full moon!🌕
06/10/2025

Have a good mid autumn celebration under the full moon!🌕




Royce 🐰 the bravest boy. After a rear leg amputation, his body has resulted in compensatory mechianism including malalig...
04/09/2025

Royce 🐰 the bravest boy. After a rear leg amputation, his body has resulted in compensatory mechianism including malalignment of his spine and over reliance on his right front leg for balance. We are here to keep him get comfy and strong!

Our rehab focus for him:
✨ Pain Management: Using laser and manual therapy to soothe his sore muscles.
✨ Postural Support: Helping his body find better alignment to take pressure off his overworked front leg.
✨ Strength & Stability: Building long-term strength in his core and remaining limbs to slow down degeneration.




Did you know a huge part of your pet's rehab journey happens right at home! 💖 While advanced modalities have their place...
30/08/2025

Did you know a huge part of your pet's rehab journey happens right at home! 💖 While advanced modalities have their place, it's your daily care that makes all the difference. We're here to be your guide, sharing our professional tips and techniques to help your pets recover in a safe and loving space.

Always chat with your vet before beginning any new exercises!




GIVEAWAY ALERT! Win FREE VN weight management plan & supplement advice We’re ending our birthday celebration with FINAL ...
13/08/2025

GIVEAWAY ALERT! Win FREE VN weight management plan & supplement advice

We’re ending our birthday celebration with FINAL GIVEAWAY! 🏆 2 winners get a personalized weight management plan + supplement advise from our nutrition team ($1300+ value)!

🐾 Why Enter?
• Maintaining a healthy weight can significantly reduce the risk of various health problems
• Advice to improve your pets quality of life
• Tackle pet obesity safely & effectively
• Get tailored supplement recommendations (joints, digestion, immunity)

⏳ HOW TO ENTER (Our LAST birthday competition):
1️⃣ Like this post
2️⃣ Follow
3️⃣ Comment + tag 3 friends
4️⃣ Share to Stories (tag us )
📅 Entries close Friday, 20 Aug
🏆 Winners announced 22 Aug
📍 Weight management plan must be redeemed within 30 days

This brave 7-month-old kitten, Vicky 🐱 is fighting back after a spinal injury which left her with nerve damage. Her lef...
13/08/2025

This brave 7-month-old kitten, Vicky 🐱 is fighting back after a spinal injury which left her with nerve damage. Her left limb and hind legs are flexed due to muscle contracture, but she’s not giving up! Our physiotherapy goal is to reduce muscle contracture & improve her range of motion.

With love and rehab, Vicky is on her way to a stronger, happier life!



Siu Yuen the Pug came celebrate our 10 years anniversary with us!
09/08/2025

Siu Yuen the Pug came celebrate our 10 years anniversary with us!



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

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Making Pets Fit for Life

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 the 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 20 years, she has examined, diagnosed and treated with medicine and surgery all the common conditions your pet may suffer.