Cherrytree Canine Hydrotherapy Centre

Cherrytree Canine Hydrotherapy Centre Cherrytree Canine Hydrotherapy Centre is dedicated to the rehabilitation and fitness of dogs

Cherrytree Hydrotherapy Centre is a member of the Canine Hydrotherapy Association. As members we strictly adhere to the CHA stringent standards for professionalism and quality in canine hydrotherapy. As a specialist hydrotherapy centre we work closely with your vet who will consider hydrotherapy to be beneficial to your pet. To maintain our high standards and to ensure the best treatment for your

dog we insist on a veterinary referral. Your vet will give us your dogs medical history so that we can ensure we tailor your pets treatment specifically to their needs. With the pool and aquatic treadmill to choose from we can put together a rehabilitation programme that will achieve the best possible results. On each and every visit your dog is given a preswim health check to assess their progress and suitability to have hydrotherapy on that day. Each dog receives a private individually tailored hydrotherapy session carried out by a fully trained hydrotherapist. Before each swim the dog is showered, and after the swim it is showered again and dried. Our hydrotherapists are fully qualified and fully trained in all aspects of canine hydrotherapy. We have passed many hydrotherapy exams including: Benefits and techniques used in canine hydrotherapy.
• Management of medical conditions in canine hydrotherapy.
• The musculoskeletal system of dogs.
• The canine aquatic treadmill.
• Pool water management
• Animal first aid
• Spinal Conditions

👻🎃🎃 which one of our dogs would dare to try this 🤔??? 🎃🎃👻
29/10/2025

👻🎃🎃 which one of our dogs would dare to try this 🤔??? 🎃🎃👻

Reviews like this are one of the reasons why we do what we do ❤️🐾 Winnie has been coming to us for a few years now and h...
07/09/2025

Reviews like this are one of the reasons why we do what we do ❤️🐾

Winnie has been coming to us for a few years now and has weekly sessions to help conservatively manage her hip dysplasia. She is a little star ⭐️ She smashes her treadmill work (with the help of cream cheese of course!🧀) and makes us laugh has she rolls over like a turtle on her way out and dries herself 🐢!

Reviews are an excellent way of sharing the work of small businesses, and we are very honoured to do the work we do!

Happy International Dog Day! 🐾🐶❤️In the first picture are Sandra’s pooches! Blaze, Rosie, Ara and Lilly!🐾In the second p...
26/08/2025

Happy International Dog Day! 🐾🐶❤️

In the first picture are Sandra’s pooches! Blaze, Rosie, Ara and Lilly!🐾

In the second picture are Lois’s girlies Bella and Molly!☺️

We’d love to see your favourite pictures of your lovely poochies! Post below ⬇️🩷

This is the adorable Maple!🍁Maple came to us for rehabilitation after an arthroscopy on her right elbow in 2024, and has...
24/08/2025

This is the adorable Maple!🍁

Maple came to us for rehabilitation after an arthroscopy on her right elbow in 2024, and has since returned after having the same procedure in her left elbow at Bobbing Hill Vets.

(An arthroscopy is a procedure used to help investigate and treat elbow dysplasia)

Using the underwater treadmill allows Maple to exercise her elbow joints without full weight bearing as 60-65% of a dogs body weight is supported by their front quarters alone when standing. Alleviating some of this weight stress through her elbow joints allows her to utilise her joints without pain and allows her muscles to rebuild around these joints to support her on land. Additionally the warmth of the water will reduce inflammation and so arthritis.

Maple also was advised to lose some weight, and she has done fantastically well, she weighed 36kg when she first came to us and is now 33.25kg! The weight loss will take some strain off of her elbows to help her recover.

Well done Miss Maple! 🧡🍁

Saturday was Borden Lane Vets staff day! 🩺👩‍💻🐾. Firstly the cheeky Bass who’s mum works busily behind the scenes at Bord...
18/08/2025

Saturday was Borden Lane Vets staff day! 🩺👩‍💻🐾.

Firstly the cheeky Bass who’s mum works busily behind the scenes at Borden Lane vets! Bass comes to us for rehabilitation for his spinal condition, elbow dysplasia and carpal hyperextension. He loves his gravy bone biscuits! Demanding them in the second photo 😂🔊.

Secondly, beautiful Bonita and Kittie! 🐩. Bonita and Kittie’s mum works as a receptionist at Borden Lane ⌨️☎️🖥️. Bonita comes to hydrotherapy for osteoarthritis and hind limb muscle atrophy, and Kittie for muscle maintenance as she grows older 💙 Bonita says *BOOP* and Kittie is asking “where’s my treats?” 🥰.

And on Wednesday we have vet Gemma’s cute trio, Gus, Vera and Margo! Gus comes to hydrotherapy for elbow dysplasia and osteoarthritis management, and Vera and Margo join him so that we can keep an eye on how they are and of course to give them their monthly quota of biscuits!🐾🐾🐾

The lovely Mr Blue, who wears a different beautiful bandana each session! Made by his mum! 💙 He loves his treats and Lo...
02/08/2025

The lovely Mr Blue, who wears a different beautiful bandana each session! Made by his mum! 💙 He loves his treats and Lois is always loaded with cheese in one pocket and biscuits in the other!😂

01/08/2025
01/08/2025

We are now on instagram! Feel free to give us a like and follow 😊🐾

15 Followers, 14 Following, 2 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Cherrytree Canine Hydrotherapy ()

Gus, heads straight to the treat pot, after his hydrotherapy sessions. 🐾🐾He has a yellow sash to warn he needs space due...
27/06/2025

Gus, heads straight to the treat pot, after his hydrotherapy sessions. 🐾🐾

He has a yellow sash to warn he needs space due to his arthritis.

🌟Fact Friday on a Sunday 🌟This came up on our memories from 6 years ago, so we thought we would share it again as it is ...
22/06/2025

🌟Fact Friday on a Sunday 🌟

This came up on our memories from 6 years ago, so we thought we would share it again as it is so important for dogs with or without orthopaedic conditions.

We advised Bruno’s owner that he needed his nails cut as they were getting long, so off he went to get Bruno sorted and ...
17/05/2025

We advised Bruno’s owner that he needed his nails cut as they were getting long, so off he went to get Bruno sorted and sent a photo of his nice neat paws🥰

Plus a great photo of Bruno with Buddy and a ramp to get on to the settee to help reduce the force to limbs when getting on and off. 🥰

***Long nails can force the dog's toes to splay out, leading to uneven weight distribution and potentially causing joint and musculoskeletal problems.

***Long hair between the paw pads can cause the dog to slip or lose their footing on slippery surfaces

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Warden Road
Eastchurch
ME124HA

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Monday 9:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 7:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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+441795881189

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As a specialist hydrotherapy centre we work closely with your vet who will consider hydrotherapy to be beneficial to your pet. To maintain our high standards and to ensure the best treatment for your dog we insist on a veterinary referral. Your vet will give us your dogs medical history so that we can ensure we tailor your pets treatment specifically to their needs. With the pool and aquatic treadmill to choose from we can put together a rehabilitation programme that will achieve the best possible results. On each and every visit your dog is given a pre swim health check to assess their progress and suitability to swim on that day. Each dog receives a private individually tailored hydrotherapy session carried out by a fully trained hydrotherapist. Before each swim the dog is showered, and after the swim it is showered again and dried. Our hydrotherapists are fully qualified and have gained experience by training in hydrotherapy centres throughout England. They have attended the acclaimed Hawksmoor Training Centre and Greyfriars Training Centre and are fully trained in all aspects of canine hydrotherapy. They have passed many hydrotherapy exams including:

Benefits and techniques used in canine hydrotherapy. • Management of medical conditions in canine hydrotherapy. • The musculoskeletal system of dogs. • The canine aquatic treadmill. • Pool water management • Animal first aid • Spinal Conditions