Using peanut balls, balance discs and other therapy equipment, we run rehabilitation exercises matched to the patient's condition, helping strengthen muscles by improving balance, flexibility and endurance.

Electrical stimulation is used to reduce pain and strengthen muscles. In paralyzed patients, it can also help trigger muscle movement.

The ASA laser is non-invasive, generally painless and does not burn the skin, so patients tolerate it well as an efficient form of rehabilitation, and effects tend to appear relatively quickly.

It can be used for conditions ranging from skin wounds to musculoskeletal problems; common uses include hematomas and swelling, pain and inflammation, degenerative joint disease and disc disease.

The CoCowave system is non-invasive: it focuses high-pressure acoustic shock energy on a single point to stimulate the regeneration of damaged tissue, delivering treatment in a short session.

It is used for bone, joint and nerve-related conditions, including pain management and the healing of cartilage, tendons and ligaments, fractures, soft tissue and wounds.

Our large pool can be used by both small and large dogs.

Swimming makes more use of muscles that are used little on land, and the wide range of joint motion helps improve flexibility.

Muscles throughout the body are used evenly with little strain on joints and muscles, which also supports joint and muscle development.

Typical uses include maintaining musculoskeletal strength and balance, and weight management for overweight dogs.

Reduces the fear of sinking in water and helps the patient walk as comfortably as on dry land. Intensity is adjusted by changing the water level and speed, and buoyancy helps reduce pain while walking.