

What Conditions We Treat
At Genesis, we work with dogs across a wide range of orthopaedic, neurological and general health conditions. All programmes are built around the individual patient and developed in consultation with the referring vet.
Conditions
Hip Dysplasia
Water-based exercise helps strengthen supporting muscles around the hip joint while reducing pain and impact, improving mobility and overall comfort.
Cruciate Ligament Injury
Controlled aquatic exercise aids rehabilitation by restoring muscle mass, improving stability and encouraging safe weight-bearing during recovery.
Elbow Dysplasia
Hydrotherapy promotes gentle joint movement and muscle strengthening, helping to reduce stiffness and maintain function in affected forelimbs.
Luxating Patella
Swimming and underwater treadmill work help strengthen the quadriceps and stabilising muscles, reducing strain on the knee joint.
Post-TPLO
Hydrotherapy supports recovery after TPLO surgery by improving joint range of motion, rebuilding muscle strength and reducing post-operative stiffness without placing excessive load on the healing limb.
Osteoarthritis
Warm water therapy can ease joint pain, improve circulation and maintain flexibility, supporting long-term mobility in arthritic dogs.
Spinal Conditions
Hydrotherapy provides low-impact support for dogs with spinal issues, helping maintain muscle tone, coordination and comfort while protecting the spine.
Obesity & Weight Management
Aquatic exercise provides effective cardiovascular work without joint strain, helping overweight dogs lose weight safely.
Neurological Rehabilitation
Water therapy assists dogs recovering from neurological conditions by encouraging movement patterns, balance and proprioception in a safe environment.
Muscle / Tendon / Soft Tissue Injuries
Hydrotherapy supports healing by improving circulation, maintaining muscle condition and allowing controlled, low-impact movement.
Pre- and Post-Operative Support
Hydrotherapy helps prepare dogs for surgery by building strength, fitness and joint stability, which can improve surgical outcomes. Following an operation, water-based rehabilitation supports a smoother recovery by restoring mobility, rebuilding muscle and reducing stress on healing tissues.
Lameness
Water-based therapy can help identify movement imbalances while supporting gradual strengthening and improved gait patterns.



