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A rehab practice built around your dog or cat

Aspen Mountain Pet Rehab is a physiotherapy and rehabilitation practice for dogs and cats on Willow Lane, Larchford.
A senior labrador gets support from a therapist in a hydrotherapy pool.

Our story

We wanted to see our patients all the way home

Hannah founded the practice after years in referral surgery, because she wanted to follow her patients past the operating table. Twelve years on, our team of five works alongside the vets who refer to us, and every plan is shared with them.

By the numbers

Twelve years in Larchford

2,400+
Dogs and cats treated
12 years
Caring for animals in Larchford
94%
Of post-surgical patients walking unaided by week eight
4.9 / 5
Average owner rating

Our team

The people who will get to know your dog or cat

A small team of vets, hydrotherapists and coaches who know every patient by name.

Dr Hannah Pryce

Clinical director and veterinary surgeon

Hannah founded the practice after years in referral surgery, because she wanted to see her patients all the way home.

Ross

Senior hydrotherapist

Ross has a gift for the first session, when a dog is unsure of the water and an owner is unsure of everything. He goes in slowly, talks the whole time and lets each dog set the pace. Owners say they feel calmer just watching him work. He remembers every patient's name and their favourite treat, and he still sends a note when an old friend reaches a milestone.

Priya Nandakumar

Feline rehab lead

Priya builds every session around the cat in front of her: quiet rooms, short sessions and plenty of time to settle.

How we work

From first visit to back on the walk

Assess

A 60-minute session where we watch your dog or cat move, film their gait and hear what you have noticed at home.

Plan

We write a plan with clear goals, agree it with you and share it with your vet before treatment starts.

Treat

Hydrotherapy, exercise and hands-on work, checked at every session, plus a home exercise programme for the days between visits.

Trusted by vets across Larchford

Ready to help your dog or cat move well again?

Start with a 60-minute initial assessment. You leave with a gait video and a written plan, and we share it with your vet.