Second Stride Veterinary Physiotherapy

Hiring a physiotherapist for your dog or horse means trusting someone who knows the difference between a genuine rehabilitation protocol and general exercise. Second Stride Veterinary Physiotherapy operates with credentials that matter: HPCSA registration, understanding of animal anatomy and movement patterns, ability to design recovery plans for post-surgical cases or chronic mobility issues. A good practitioner reads gait, identifies compensatory patterns, and adjusts treatment as the animal progresses — not just applying the same technique to every patient. They work within veterinary referral networks, liaise with your vet on progress, and can explain why a particular exercise targets the problem you brought them. In George, where there's both companion animal and equine populations, finding someone with the training to differentiate between conditions and the experience to know what actually works matters more than general enthusiasm.