21/10/2026
📣Meet Dr Sam Singleton📣
Dr Sam Singleton is CCAT (Certified Companion Animal Therapist) and provides expertise in rehabilitation programs designed to help dogs and cats recover from injuries, surgery and musculoskeletal conditions.
Every pet is different, and rehabilitation should reflect their individual needs, abilities and goals. A tailored program can help improve strength and mobility, support recovery and help pets gradually return to their normal activities.
Rehabilitation can also be beneficial beyond recovery, helping pets maintain their mobility and quality of life as they get older. Our goal is to support your pet through every stage of life — from helping young pups develop, to keeping adult pets fit and flexible, and helping our older companions stay as comfortable and active as possible.
🩷A special thank you to one of our own🩷
We are very fortunate to have team members who are passionate about helping our patients live their best lives. One of our wonderful team members, Renee, has been an important part of providing rehabilitation care to our patients and holds the CCRP (Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner) qualification, reflecting her specialised training in canine rehabilitation.
While Renee will be leaving us for now, we are incredibly grateful for the knowledge, care and dedication she has brought to our team and the patients she has helped along the way. We certainly hope this isn't goodbye forever and would love to welcome her back in the future!
In the meantime, our commitment to helping your pets move comfortably, recover well and enjoy the best possible quality of life remains as strong as ever.
If you think your pet could benefit from rehabilitation, please chat with our team. We would be happy to discuss the options available and help you find the most appropriate approach for your pet's individual needs.
☎️Currently our phones have been transferred to one of our partners, North Nowra Vet, while we navigate this change so the staff can help you make appointments and pass on information to Dr Sam.