Greyfriars opened in 2001 and back then we were considered pioneering in our approach to hydrotherapy and rehabilitation. Now, thanks to increased medical interest, studies and research, the veterinary profession is more aware of the benefits of early rehabilitation, preventative and hydrotherapy professionals.

Greyfriars provides a range of services including physiotherapy, functional rehabilitation, hydrotherapy, acupuncture and short or long term inpatient care for dogs and cats. Our experienced and knowledgeable team is dedicated to the welfare of animals. We liaise closely with referring veterinary surgeons and physiotherapists, so that treatment programs can be tailored to suit each dog or cat’s specific needs. We understand how stressful and upsetting it can be to have an injured or disabled animal and do all we can to support our patients and their owners. Greyfriars is run by Angela Griffiths, CCRP, PTLLS, RCH assisted by Kirsty Arthur, CCRP, PTLLS, RCH. Both Angela and Kirsty are Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioners trained at the University of Tennessee. All our hydrotherapists are Registered Canine Hydrotherapists or completing training for Registration with the National Association of Registered Canine Hydrotherapists (NARCH)

Greyfriars provides training courses and CPD lectures for veterinary and hydrotherapy professionals not only from the UK and Europe but as far afield as Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, India, Canada and the USA.

We are an Accredited Course Provider for the British Nursing Veterinary Association (BVNA) and an Approved Training Centre for ABC Awards.