35, Triq Il-Parrocca, Il-Mellieha, Malta
+356 7947 4433 Sue Portelli Demajo
+356 7947 4433
sueportelludemajo@gmail.comVeterinary physiotherapy is defined as the treatment of physical dysfunction or injury intended to restore or facilitate maximum movement and functional ability. It is aimed at returning the animal to its maximum possible function following physical insult or injury. Physiotherapy may be tailored to the rehabilitation for a variety of skeletal, muscular, musculoskeletal, neurological and cardio-respiratory ailments. This intervention may include manual therapy, electrotherapy, exercise and correctional techniques with the intention of relieving pain, promoting relaxation and preventing the re-exacerbation of the treated ailment.
35, Triq Il-Parrocca, Il-Mellieha, Malta
+356 7947 4433 Sue Portelli Demajo
sueportellidemajo@gmail.com
+356 7947 4433
Veterinary physiotherapy is defined as the treatment of physical dysfunction or injury intended to restore or facilitate maximum movement and functional ability. It is aimed at returning the animal to its maximum possible function following physical insult or injury. Physiotherapy may be tailored to the rehabilitation for a variety of skeletal, muscular, musculoskeletal, neurological and cardio-respiratory ailments. This intervention may include manual therapy, electrotherapy, exercise...
Veterinary physiotherapy is defined as the treatment of physical dysfunction or injury intended to restore or facilitate maximum movement and functional ability. It is aimed at returning the animal to its maximum possible function following physical insult or injury. Physiotherapy may be tailored to the rehabilitation for a variety of skeletal, muscular, musculoskeletal, neurological and cardio-respiratory ailments. This intervention may include manual therapy, electrotherapy, exercise and correctional techniques with the intention of relieving pain, promoting relaxation and preventing the re-exacerbation of the treated ailment.
