Apex: veterinary physiotherapy and rehabilitation

Physiotherapy, hydrotherapy and rehabilitation for dogs in Brackley

Apex Veterinary Rehabilitation and Referrals helps dogs recover from injury and surgery, and keeps older and arthritic dogs moving. We are part of the Taylor Vets group and work closely with your dog's own vet.

Call 01280 422029 Email referrals@apexvr.vet

Our full website is on its way. Until then, call or email us and we will be glad to help.

What we offer

  • Physiotherapy assessment and treatment, including manual therapy and exercise rehabilitation
  • Hydrotherapy in an underwater treadmill
  • Rehabilitation after orthopaedic and spinal surgery, following the surgeon's plan
  • Help for older dogs with arthritis, stiffness or weakness
  • Electrotherapy, PEMF and therapeutic ultrasound, when your vet agrees they are right for your dog
  • Gait analysis to measure progress
  • Home exercise programmes, so the work carries on between visits

How to start

  1. Talk to your vet. By law, a vet who has examined your dog must agree to physiotherapy before we can treat them. Taylor Vets clients can be referred by their Taylor Vets vet.
  2. Call or email us. We will book a first assessment, which takes about an hour.
  3. We keep your vet informed. Your vet receives a report and hears from us if anything changes.

Our veterinary physiotherapists are qualified and registered with professional bodies. They are not veterinary surgeons, so anything that needs a diagnosis or a change of medicine goes back to your vet.

Find us

Apex Veterinary Rehabilitation and Referrals
Unit 3 Trackside House
Top Station Road
Brackley
Northamptonshire NN13 7UG

Open Monday to Friday, by appointment.
Phone 01280 422029
Email referrals@apexvr.vet

Appointments and payment

Payment is due at each appointment.

If you need to cancel or move an appointment, please give us at least 24 hours' notice. Appointments cancelled with less than 24 hours' notice, and missed appointments, are charged £60, except in a genuine emergency.

Many pet insurance policies cover physiotherapy when your vet has referred your dog. Please check your policy before treatment starts.

If anything about your visit is not right, please tell us by phone or email and we will put it right or explain.