Welcome to Peak Animal Physio

treating the pets of the Gold Coast and Brisbane since 2010.

Formally known as Peak Performance Animal Physiotherapy

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Why See an Animal Physiotherapist?

Animals experience many of the same injuries, musculoskeletal and neurological conditions that humans do and we believe their care should be no different.

Animal physiotherapy is a specialised branch of human physiotherapy and works on the same principles.

So, whether your dog is recovering from surgery, needs help managing their arthritic joints or you want them to excel in the sports arena, you can be sure a qualified animal physiotherapist can help.

Pet physio with dog patient

Why trust Peak Animal Physio with your pet?

 

  • We give your pet the same premium treatment you would expect from your own physiotherapist
  • Postitive, stress free envirionment
  • Tailored treatment to your pet’s needs
  • We are committed to helping your pet live their best life!

Returning and improving function while controlling pain

Sandy treated our beautiful Groodle Indi after she broke her leg as a puppy. Sandy gave so much of her time to make sure Indi recovered well to prevent further issues for her leg. Sandy also treated Indi during recovery from several surgeries and finally when Indi got cancer. Sandy is a very loving and caring animal physiotherapist and I highly recommend her to any dog owner.
Maree Dawe

from FaceBook

I am out of the area for vet services, but extremely happy to use the very competent Sandy, the physiotherapist for assistance with my King Charles. Two ACL breaks left and right. Staff are super attentive!
David Gardner

from Pet Wellness Centre

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Latest Articles

Does my dog have Hip Dysplasia? 

So, you have been noticing a few unusual things that your dog does and Dr Google tells you your dog might have Hip Dysplasia but you are just not sure?! Read on….if your dog truly does have Hip Dysplasia, then you want to get an early diagnosis and learn how to...

The low down on Medial Patella Luxation

Patella luxation is a super common orthopaedic condition that we see at Peak Animal Physio. It is very prevalent in smaller breeds such as Jack Russells, Toy Poodles and all the ‘oodle’ mixes. It can also occur in cats and larger breeds.