Animal Health Trust (AHT) Hydrotherapy team celebrate record-breaking year

The Animal Health Trust (AHT) in Kentford, Suffolk, is celebrating its first year in its purpose built Hydrotherapy Centre, with the news that the team has treated a record number of patients in 2012!

In the last 12 months, the team has treated over 700 cases with hydrotherapy. Animals can be referred for hydrotherapy treatment for a number of different reasons including: spinal injuries, arthritis, obesity, hip dysplasia/ hip replacements and general strains and pains.

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The first adipose derived stem cell procedure performed on a canine has been a success, providing a massive leap forward in treatment options. The procedure costs half as much as older, less effective treatments and uses a small amount of fat from the dog to produce stem cells.

For the news report video and an article considering the pros and cons of the treatment please read more.

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The Hill’s Feline webinar featured a detailed presentation from Duncan Lascelles, Professor in Small Animal Surgery, on the uncertainty of diagnosis in treatment of degenerative joint disease. Read more for full details and free access to the webinar.

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