Concordia Pet Care
2026-10-23
Concordia Pet Care now offers a Canine Physiotherapy Service to support post-operative rehabilitation, joint discomfort management and everyday mobility. Animal physiotherapist Charlotte Davies provides the service in collaboration with our veterinary team, with care tailored to each dog’s condition and rehabilitation needs. Appointments are available weekly, following assessment and arrangement by a Concordia veterinarian.

Physiotherapy may provide support for dogs facing the following challenges. A veterinarian will assess whether it is suitable for each patient:
All dogs require an initial clinical assessment by a Concordia veterinarian before starting physiotherapy.
Our Canine Physiotherapy Service works closely with Concordia’s veterinary team to provide rehabilitation support guided by each patient’s assessment.
Charlotte Davies is dual-qualified in human and animal physiotherapy. She holds a BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy from Brunel University of London and an MSc in Veterinary Physiotherapy from the University of Liverpool, and has over 10 years of physiotherapy experience.
Charlotte provides assessment and treatment for Concordia’s Canine Physiotherapy Service, working with our veterinary team on individual rehabilitation plans to support post-operative recovery, joint discomfort management and mobility.
Location: Concordia Pet Care | Happy Valley
LG & P1, No. 5–7, Blue Pool Road, Happy Valley, Hong Kong
Bookings and Enquiries
Phone: +852 2679 1000
WhatsApp:+852 5919 3038
For existing patients, our team can refer to your dog’s medical records at Concordia. You may bring your dog’s usual harness or mobility aids, along with details of any joint supplements they take. Favourite treats that are suitable for your dog may also help them settle into the treatment environment.
Owners of dogs recovering from surgery, experiencing chronic joint issues or showing reduced mobility are welcome to enquire about the service. Suitability depends on each dog’s health, so every patient must first be assessed by a Concordia veterinarian.
The frequency and total number of sessions depend on your dog’s condition, response to treatment and rehabilitation goals. Following the initial functional assessment, Charlotte and Concordia’s veterinary team will discuss a recommended follow-up schedule with you and adjust it according to progress.