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Animal Physiotherapy Zurich

Find animal physiotherapy in Zurich. Specialized therapists for dogs and cats in Canton Zurich – Gelbe Pfoten.

9 providers found

Animal physiotherapy in Zurich helps your pet with mobility issues, after surgery, or with chronic conditions like arthritis. Specialized therapists use gentle methods to relieve pain and improve mobility.

Providers in Zurich

Tierphysio-Praxis Haag logo
Health & Medicine

Tierphysio-Praxis Haag

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Untere Heslibachstrasse 49, 8700 Küsnacht
VetinMotion – Tierphysiotherapie & Osteopathie logo
Health & Medicine

VetinMotion – Tierphysiotherapie & Osteopathie

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Region Zürich
Caninbalance – Tierphysiotherapie Zürich logo
Health & Medicine

Caninbalance – Tierphysiotherapie Zürich

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Zürich (Hausbesuche)
TG
Health & Medicine

Tierphysio-Praxis Oberland GmbH

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Zürcher Oberland
Hundephysio Zürich logo
Health & Medicine

Hundephysio Zürich

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Zürich und Umgebung
Hundephysio Züri – mobile Physiotherapie logo
Health & Medicine

Hundephysio Züri – mobile Physiotherapie

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Zürich (Hausbesuche)
NE
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Natural Vet Care – Schmerztherapie & Osteopathie Ebmatingen

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Zürichstrasse 108, 8123 Ebmatingen
DogXercise – Mobile Hundephysio Winterthur/Effretikon logo
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DogXercise – Mobile Hundephysio Winterthur/Effretikon

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Region Winterthur / Effretikon
AZ
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Anima Natura – Hundeosteopathie & Physio Zürich

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Kanton Zürich

FAQ

How much does animal physiotherapy in Zurich cost?

A treatment costs CHF 80–150 per session (30–60 minutes). The initial examination is often more expensive (CHF 120–180). Some pet insurance policies cover a portion of the costs. Ask about package prices for multiple sessions.

When is animal physiotherapy beneficial?

Animal physiotherapy helps with: arthrosis, post-operative recovery (cruciate ligament rupture, herniated disc), hip dysplasia, muscle weakness, paralysis, and musculoskeletal pain. It is also beneficial as a preventive measure for sporting dogs or older animals.

Do I need a referral from a vet?

A referral is not strictly required, but is recommended. An accurate diagnosis helps the therapist plan the optimal treatment. A veterinary certificate is often required for costs to be covered by insurance.