Hill's Canine Rehabilitation

Hill's Canine Rehabilitation Hill’s Canine Rehabilitation offering Underwater Treadmill, Pool, Class 4 Laser & Physiotherapy

🐾 DOG SHOW THIS SATURDAY – 20TH JUNE 2026! 🐾Looking for a fun day out with your four-legged friend? Bring your dog along...
17/06/2026

🐾 DOG SHOW THIS SATURDAY – 20TH JUNE 2026! 🐾

Looking for a fun day out with your four-legged friend? Bring your dog along and enter our Dog Show at the village fete this Saturday!

📍 Boarstall Tower, Buckinghamshire, HP18 9UX
⏰ Fete starts at 1:00pm
🐶 Dog Show starts at 1:30pm

The forecast is looking dry and cloudy, with highs of 24°C but temperatures sitting around 22–23°C for most of the afternoon, making it ideal weather for a day outdoors. The showground has plenty of shaded areas for dogs and owners, and we’ll continue to keep an eye on conditions before the event to make sure everyone stays comfortable.

🏆 Classes include:
• Most Handsome Dog
• Prettiest Bitch
• Best Rescue
• Waggiest Tail
• Golden Oldie
• Musical Sit
• Cutest Puppy (under 12 months)
• Best in Show

💷 Entry is just £4 per class or 3 classes for £10

There’ll be plenty going on at the fete, and all money raised will go to charity. Donations are also very welcome.

Whether your dog has the waggiest tail, is a much-loved rescue, or simply deserves to be crowned the cutest pup around, we’d love to see you there!

📞 For more information: 07770 319739
📱 Facebook:

Please share with fellow dog lovers and help us make it a fantastic community day out! 🐕🐾☁️

Did you know? 👀Our underwater treadmill room used to be our office back in 2018! Swipe to see the transformation—it’s am...
16/06/2026

Did you know? 👀
Our underwater treadmill room used to be our office back in 2018! Swipe to see the transformation—it’s amazing how much this space has changed over the years. 💦🐾

Meet Dexter 🐾Dexter visits us every month to help manage his arthritis through hydrotherapy. When he first started, swim...
13/06/2026

Meet Dexter 🐾

Dexter visits us every month to help manage his arthritis through hydrotherapy. When he first started, swimming wasn’t his favourite activity, but with time, patience and plenty of encouragement, his confidence has grown enormously.

Now he happily takes to the water and thoroughly enjoys his sessions, especially when his favourite squeaky eggs are involved! 🥚💦

It’s been wonderful to see his progress and watch him become so comfortable in the pool 🩵

🐾 Just over a week to go until the Boarstall Fete & Dog Show! 🐾We can’t wait to meet all of your wonderful dogs on Satur...
12/06/2026

🐾 Just over a week to go until the Boarstall Fete & Dog Show! 🐾

We can’t wait to meet all of your wonderful dogs on Saturday 20th June. Thank you to our fantastic sponsors for helping make the event possible. 🐶

We’re definitely not saying dogs can’t enjoy a swim in lakes or rivers 🐶💦For many dogs it’s great fun and lovely enrichm...
22/05/2026

We’re definitely not saying dogs can’t enjoy a swim in lakes or rivers 🐶💦
For many dogs it’s great fun and lovely enrichment!

But if your dog needs rehab, muscle building or support with arthritis/injuries, it’s important to know that it’s not the same as hydrotherapy treatment.

Hydrotherapy is warm, controlled and tailored specifically to your dog’s needs, whereas rivers and lakes can come with risks like cold water, currents, slippery surfaces and overdoing it.

If you are taking your dog swimming outdoors, a few simple precautions can make a big difference:
🐾 Check for blue-green algae warnings
🐾 Avoid fast-moving water and steep exits
🐾 Rinse dogs off after swimming
🐾 Use a dog buoyancy aid if needed
🐾 Keep sessions short with plenty of rest
🐾 Avoid the hottest parts of the day

And remember keeping dogs cool doesn’t always have to mean swimming! Shade, paddling pools, cooling mats, frozen treats, enrichment games indoors, and gentle hydrotherapy sessions can all help keep dogs safe and comfortable during warmer weather 🩵

Every dog is different, and what feels fun for one may be too much for another. Stay safe and enjoy the sunshine ☀️

🐾 It’s Arthritis Awareness Month 🐾When people think of arthritis, they often think of humans…But our dogs can suffer too...
15/05/2026

🐾 It’s Arthritis Awareness Month 🐾

When people think of arthritis, they often think of humans…
But our dogs can suffer too.

Arthritis in dogs is incredibly common, and often goes unnoticed.

You might see:
• Slowing down on walks
• Difficulty getting up or lying down
• Reluctance to jump or use stairs
• Stiffness, especially after rest

These signs aren’t “just old age” they can be indicators of pain.

💛 This month, we want to shine a light on canine arthritis and help more dogs get the support they deserve.

If something feels different about your dog, trust your instincts as early support can make a huge difference to their comfort and quality of life.

Is your dog slowing down with age? 🐾Stiffness, reduced mobility, and discomfort are common as our dogs get older, but th...
12/05/2026

Is your dog slowing down with age? 🐾

Stiffness, reduced mobility, and discomfort are common as our dogs get older, but they don’t have to just “put up with it.”

Laser therapy is a gentle, non-invasive treatment that helps to:
✨ Reduce inflammation
✨ Ease joint pain
✨ Improve mobility
✨ Support overall comfort and quality of life

Perfect for senior dogs or those showing signs of age-related stiffness, it’s a safe way to help them stay active, happy, and enjoying the things they love.

If you’ve noticed your dog hesitating on walks, struggling to get up, or just not quite themselves, it might be time to explore how laser therapy could help.

📩 Message us to learn more or book a session

Don’t ignore these coat changes…Changes in coat condition can sometimes be an early sign that something isn’t quite righ...
08/05/2026

Don’t ignore these coat changes…

Changes in coat condition can sometimes be an early sign that something isn’t quite right, including pain or underlying health issues.

Here are a few things to watch for:
• Dullness – A lack of shine can be linked to poor nutrition or underlying conditions
• Dry, brittle fur or breakage – May indicate nutrient deficiencies or hormonal imbalances
• Heavy or unusual shedding – Changes from your dog’s normal pattern can signal stress, discomfort, or illness
• Changes in coat pattern or texture – Sometimes these can reflect underlying muscle issues or dysfunction
• Overall coat health – A healthy coat should be soft, glossy, and free from bald patches, scabs, or excessive dandruff

Dogs in pain may also groom themselves less, which can quickly impact coat condition.

If you’ve noticed a change in your dog’s coat, don’t ignore it as early intervention can make all the difference 💛

Rehab isn’t just about recovery—it’s about helping senior dogs stay independent.Everyday things like toileting, managing...
06/05/2026

Rehab isn’t just about recovery—it’s about helping senior dogs stay independent.

Everyday things like toileting, managing stairs, getting onto the sofa, eating comfortably, picking up treats or toys, and enjoying walks can become difficult with age.

With the right support, these small but important activities become easier again—supporting confidence, comfort, and quality of life. 💛

Address

Unit 5 Lawn Farm Business Centre
Grendon Underwood
HP180QX

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 7:45pm
Wednesday 9am - 7:30pm
Thursday 9am - 7:45pm
Friday 8am - 7:45pm
Saturday 8am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+447770319739

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