Email Address

bookings@apolloanimalphysio.com

Location

Apollo Animal Physiotherapy, Old Haine Road, Ramsgate, CT12 5AG

Kent’s Leading Veterinary Rehabilitation Specialists

Our mission at Apollo Animal Physio is to help support you in protecting, healing + maintaining your dog’s health to optimal condition.
We offer an experienced, specialised and personalised service, seeking to understand your dog for the individual they are. Our neuro-musculoskeletal specialists work alongside your Vet to provide you and your dog with optimal care.
Whatever your dog’s age or problem, we at Apollo Animal Physio will support you and your vet to determine the underlying causes of pain or movement dysfunction, and provide solutions via a tailored mix of a multitude of therapies and services. Our pursuit is to help your family friend and your sporting companion to live a longer, happier, healthier life – enabling you to do more of what you love together.
At Apollo Animal Physio, we are confident to achieve significant improvement when it comes to movement, function and pain management. Our proactive approach includes continued alignment to your individual dog’s needs, which may inform the re-evaluation of treatment goals and their rehabilitation plan, so that the therapy continues to be targeted towards your dog’s needs.

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Apollo Animal Physio

Our Practice Ethos

Every animal deserves the best available treatment

At Apollo Animal Physio, we firmly believe that each human being has something in this world that they are supposed to devote their time and passion towards. The Japanese call this idea ‘Ikigai’ – a reason for being. There are four parts to this concept. The first is “that which you love” – we at Apollo Animal Physio all have had a strong, deep connection to animals since we can remember. If you had a dog, you could almost forget any interaction – we would be talking pretty much exclusively with your dog!

We all have animals which we love dearly. They are our version of meditation every day – our absolute favourite part!

The second part to ‘Ikigai’ is “that which you are good at” – our devotion to animals has led us down a path of self-enlightenment regarding animal welfare. In retrospect, Laura has had animals in the past who were signaling that they were not 100% comfortable. However, she was not aware of their condition, simply because she did not know to look for the signs!

It is imperative to be a lifelong learner with an open mind to truly be the best that you can be, vocationally and generally.

Owners should be supported and informed when it comes to their animals' care

The next part of Ikigai is “that which the world needs” – we support the idea that we must all try to leave the world in a better place than we found it, and we intend to make an impact on the lives of the animals we work with through improvements in the awareness of animal welfare. My career has enabled me to access an unprecedented amount of high-quality, peer-reviewed research. Through the acquisition of this knowledge we are now able to pass this on to other people via physiotherapy. 

Our animals may have longer, happier, more functional lives

The next part of Ikigai –  “that which you can be paid for” – let’s be honest, we all need to make a living,but we are just so blessed by the variety of personalities we get to work with, as well as being part of the team that allows them to live a happy, functional life. We count our blessings every day; grateful that we are able to make a difference through a career that we absolutely love.

Movement and Function

Expertise for Your Canine and Equine Companions

Physiotherapy is a widely recognized adjunct to veterinary care when it comes to musculoskeletal problems. Having established the patient’s individual needs, a tailored physiotherapy program is applied with objective and time-specific goals that allow measurable progress to be achieved.  We support you with specialist advice and a home plan designed specifically for your pet.

Whatever your animal’s age or problem, we are confident to achieve significant improvement when it comes to movement, function and pain management.  Our proactive approach includes an assessment each session, which may inform the re-evaluation of the plan so that the therapy continues to be targeted towards the patient’s needs.

The End Goals of Physiotherapy Include:

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Our Team

Every member of our team is educated to the highest standards, with a core ethos of animal care & welfare at their heart.
Each one brings a unique set of skills and expertise to our rehabilitation centre.

Laura Hackett

Lead Therapist

Laura is the owner of Apollo Animal Physiotherapy, establishing in 2018.

Ellie specialises in all things related to the canine stifle – patella luxation and cruciate ruptures are her cornerstone.

Ellie Gray

Veterinary Physiotherapist

Ellie joined the team in October, 2022.

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