FP Animal Therapy Centre

FP Animal Therapy Centre Flora is registered with the NAVP and a fully qualified veterinary physiotherapist and hydrotherapist
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Very applicable to how we assess the dogs that come to us. Our key goal is pain free before embarking on more complex sk...
03/06/2026

Very applicable to how we assess the dogs that come to us. Our key goal is pain free before embarking on more complex skills, hence why we always do physiotherapy sessions before hydrotherapy.

It’s hot, but don’t worry we have air con in the unit so we can keep your dog as cool as possible during treatments. We ...
26/05/2026

It’s hot, but don’t worry we have air con in the unit so we can keep your dog as cool as possible during treatments.

We also turn the heating down slightly on the pool and treadmill water (still within in a therapeutic level). We will also leave your dogs wet leaving their session so they stay as cool as possible for their journey home. Your dogs welfare is our priority.

How cute does Sam look 🦖Sam has started coming to us for both physiotherapy and hydrotherapy. He recently started swimmi...
19/05/2026

How cute does Sam look 🦖

Sam has started coming to us for both physiotherapy and hydrotherapy. He recently started swimming and although it’s not his favourite thing yet, the power of chicken and lots of fuss helps him and he’s slowly coming round to the idea.

Did you know we offer acupuncture ❕These sessions are performed by our lovely vet Dr James. He also does our pain clinic...
05/05/2026

Did you know we offer acupuncture ❕

These sessions are performed by our lovely vet Dr James. He also does our pain clinics and has a wealth of knowledge and understanding.
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What it does:
- It can help to reduce pain
- Improves circulation
- Relaxes muscles and fascia
- Stimulates release of the the body’s own anti-inflammatories
- Stimulates the release of pain relieving endorphins
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It is especially useful for animals in chronic pain as it can help reset the nervous system by calming nerve activity and promoting natural healing. Acupuncture helps break the cycle of persistent pain and restore comfort and function.

It really helps arthritic dogs, dogs in chronic pain and those who we see with compensatory issues and patterns of tension. It is something we recommend regardless but we have found it especially useful for when physiotherapy is not enough.

If you’re interested in this service for your dog please contact us to book in or discuss further.
📧 [email protected]
📞 01327640675
👩‍💻 fpatc.co.uk

Something different from dog related posts. Great free thing to do this month, lots of amazing local artists and crafts ...
30/04/2026

Something different from dog related posts. Great free thing to do this month, lots of amazing local artists and crafts people showcasing their work, including my dad. The locations are lovely to visit anyway and added bonus of supporting local businesses.

Link here for more information.
https://www.artweeks.org/

This is beautiful Lola. We have been seeing Lola for some time, she’d been presenting with an on and off FL lameness. We...
28/04/2026

This is beautiful Lola. We have been seeing Lola for some time, she’d been presenting with an on and off FL lameness. We weren’t happy she was making enough progress through just physiotherapy so we advised further help.

Through having a wonderful owner and vet team on board with our team, they operated on Lola due to tears in both biceps tendons. She is now looking fab and back to her normal self and activities. The value of having a great team that advocates for every dog they see is that dog can lead a happy and healthy life again.

💪🏼Signed off 💪🏼 Nahla came to us having injured her biceps brachii tendon in her shoulder. After multiple physiotherapy ...
20/04/2026

💪🏼Signed off 💪🏼
Nahla came to us having injured her biceps brachii tendon in her shoulder. After multiple physiotherapy sessions she is back to full health and can go back to normal puppy silliness. Well done Nahla 💜

🌻This is beautiful Suki, she is nearly 17 years old. She comes to us for laser to keep her as mobile as possible. We lov...
14/04/2026

🌻This is beautiful Suki, she is nearly 17 years old. She comes to us for laser to keep her as mobile as possible.

We love seeing Suki and how cute does she look!!

QualificationsWhen it comes to canine rehabilitation, the qualifications of the therapist are very important. A trained ...
21/01/2026

Qualifications

When it comes to canine rehabilitation, the qualifications of the therapist are very important. A trained and qualified professional ensures that your dog receives safe and effective treatment tailored to their specific needs.

Why do qualifications matter?

Qualified therapists have undergone extensive training in modules such as: canine anatomy, Physiotherapy and Hydrotherapy techniques and safe handling practices. This ensures that rehabilitation is carried out safely, reducing the risk of injury and promoting the best possible outcomes.

All reputable therapists should be registered with a recognised professional association. For example:
• Flora – IRVAP, AHPR, NAVP
• Jess – IRVAP (ICH)
• May – RAMP

Registration ensures that therapists adhere to professional standards, follow safe practices, and are committed to ongoing education. Registered therapists are required to complete mandatory Continuing Professional Development (CPD), ensuring they stay up to date with current research and best practices in canine rehabilitation.

If you feel that your dog would benefit from our services, please get in touch today🐾

📞 01327640675
🧑‍💻 fpatc.co.uk
📧 [email protected]

Meet Reina,Reina was referred to us in August last year due to hind limb weakness, specifically effecting her left hind ...
13/01/2026

Meet Reina,

Reina was referred to us in August last year due to hind limb weakness, specifically effecting her left hind limb.

Reina has been attending regular physiotherapy and hydrotherapy sessions to improve her strength, build muscle and increase her range of motion.

Reina is such a lovely girl and we are excited to see the progress she makes with us. Well done, Reina⭐️🐾

Address

Unit 2, Weavers Coving, Towcester Road
Northampton
NN128TD

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 3pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm
Thursday 9am - 3pm
Friday 9am - 3pm

Telephone

07837756751

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