Physiotherapy for Dogs Sunshine Coast
Let our highly trained and fully qualified team answer any questions about your dog’s physiotherapy and rehabilitation program through our canine hydrotherapy and fitness & conditioning services
How Physiotherapy Can Help Your Dog's Mobility?
At Active Paws Rehab and Fitness, our fully qualified and expert physiotherapists use physical methods to promote healing and restore function. These methods include, massage, exercise, soft tissue mobilisation, acupuncture, heat and cold therapies and electrotherapy.
Physiotherapy isn’t just for our injured patients, the above mentioned techniques can also be used to improve your dog’s athletic performance by enhancing balance, proprioception, co-ordination and muscle control for the competitive sporting dog.
Why Use Our Physiotherapists?
Our Physiotherapists are friendly and fully qualified. We have undertaken additional animal physiotherapy post-graduate training and hold MSc or Post-Graduate Diplomas in Animal/Veterinary Physiotherapy so you can trust us with your best friend.

Our Sunshine Coast physiotherapists adhere to strict codes of clinical practice as outlined by the Australian Physiotherapy Association and the Australian Veterinary Association. All Physiotherapists at Active Paws Rehabilitation and Fitness are covered by Professional and Public Liability Insurance and are properly registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA).
Our Happy Dogs
Our team at Active Paws Rehab & Fitness on the Sunshine Coast are passionate about helping animals recover and live their best life!
See what our customers and their dogs are saying about our fully qualified and trained therapists and why locals are quick to recommend us.



Canine Physiotherapy
Just like humans, dogs can also develop spinal, neck, soft tissue and nerve related injuries due to factors such as lifestyle and breed. These conditions, if remain untreated, can affect behaviour, quality of life and performance, as a result of pain and dysfunction.
Following initial veterinary diagnosis, canine physiotherapy sessions with our qualified practitioners can help to reduce pain and restore your dog’s function.
Conditions That Respond to Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy is commonly used to treat dogs with a variety of musculoskeletal conditions including osteoarthritis, muscle and ligament injuries. Canines with orthopaedic conditions such as elbow dysplasia, hip dysplasia and cruciate ligament injury also benefit significantly from regular physiotherapy to manage their condition. As with humans, dogs also benefit from individual physiotherapy treatment following orthopaedic surgery.
Meet the Active Paws Team
Meet our internationally qualified and highly trained practitioners and physiotherapists.
Our team are dog people and will care for your patients in the same caring, professional manner as you do.