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Our Page is to update our customers and potential new customers what we do here showing progress of dogs under rehabilitation.

Cambridge Hydrotherapy Centre run and managed by Aimee Plumb. Aimee is fully qualified in Level 3 Canine Hydrotherapy and she is registered with NARCH (National Association of Registered Canine Hydrotherapists). Aimee is very passionate about the health and well being of all breeds of dog and realises how important Hydrotherapy can be for pain relief and rehabilitation for dogs with certain conditions, injuries as well as general fitness. Our pool is 5 metres by 3 metres by 1.2 meters deep that allows all breeds of dog from the smallest up to the larger breeds to have a comfortable swim in a safe environment. All dogs are individually assessed and provided with a personalised program created to suit their needs and abilities. Aimee will always enter the pool with our patients/clients enabling us to offer comfort and reassurance, whilst being able to feel the affected areas to maximise their rehabilitation and fitness. We have excellent relationships with all our local vets and strive to work closely with the vets for patients referred to us. We are professional and serious about what we do to ensure the full well being of all dogs that come through our pool. We are situated 5 miles south of Cambridge and are easily accessible as we are very close to the M11, A11 and A14.

15/11/2025

We are so pleased to welcome our unexpected new member of the family. Little Jack Russel, Alfie.

Alfie came into our family by a bit of a surprise but we’re so happy to have him 🥰

06/11/2025

We recently said goodbye to this gorgeous girl. Kizzy was such an amazing little dog and she did not look her age at all!

Kizzy went through two cruciate ligament injuries but still managed to run around like a loony.

I am sending so much love to her owner. Enjoy the rainbow bridge wonderful girl 🌈
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02/11/2025

Creating this because the losses sit heavy on my heart today, and I want you to know you aren't alone 💔

27/10/2025

They’ve arrived! 🎉

My brand-new business cards and leaflets are finally here, and I’ll be handing them out to clients over the next couple of months as we get ready for the official rebrand on 25th December.

Please make sure to hold onto your new card — it includes my updated contact information, which will come into effect once the rebrand goes live.

This is such an exciting step forward, and I can’t wait to share what’s next for the business. Thank you all for your ongoing support — big things are coming! 🙌✨
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22/10/2025

🌊🐾 Then & Now — 10 Years of Hydrotherapy with Marley! 🐾🌊

Meet Marley, our incredible long-term swimmer who’s been coming for hydrotherapy for over 10 years! 💪💧
The first photo is from 2015, and the second was taken just the other day — same sweet face, same determination.

Marley was diagnosed with hip dysplasia at a very young age, but that’s never stopped her. Thanks to her regular hydro sessions (and lots of love from her humans ❤️), she’s stayed strong, mobile, and happy all these years.

She’s only just starting to slow down a little — though mentally, she’s still very much a puppy! 🐶✨

Here’s to Marley — the true definition of strength, spirit, and wagging tails! 💦💛
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21/10/2025

💧 Exciting News: Cambridge Hydrotherapy Centre is becoming Pawmotion Rehabilitation! 🐾

After a lot of thought and planning, I’m thrilled to share that Cambridge Hydrotherapy Centre will officially rebrand to Pawmotion Rehabilitation from December 25th.

This change represents how much we’ve grown and the exciting direction we’re heading — continuing to help pets move, heal and thrive, with even more ways to support their wellbeing.

💙 What this means for our current clients:
Nothing will change in the care you and your pets receive — you’ll still see the same friendly faces and enjoy the same high-quality hydrotherapy and mobility sessions you know and trust. Our new name simply reflects our broader vision and the future of our services.

🐶 What this means for new clients:
Welcome to Pawmotion Rehabilitation! Alongside our established hydrotherapy and mobility sessions, we’re preparing to introduce laser therapy — an exciting new treatment to further support healing and comfort for pets of all ages and abilities.

✨ What’s new:
• New name: Pawmotion Rehabilitation
• Taking full effect from December 25th
• New contact details
• New social media pages (please make sure to follow and share
- Pawmotion Rehabilitation

This rebrand is more than a name change — it’s a step forward in continuing to provide compassionate, professional rehabilitation care for your beloved pets.

Thank you for your continued trust and support — it means the world as we move into this next chapter together. 💙
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20/10/2025

🏃‍♂️ Height and spacing in cavaletti work MATTER.

They’re not just cosmetic details - they fundamentally change how your patient moves and what the exercise achieves.

📊 In this example, the cavaletti are set to their maximum height for this dog - roughly the height of the hocks. That setup demands full active flexion of both forelimbs and hindlimbs, and significantly increases ground reaction forces during trot on the weight-bearing limbs.

That’s a powerful therapeutic tool… but also a big ask.

Here’s what to look for 👇

🔎 Pelvis + spine alignment: Are they staying stable with relatively straight trunk alignment? Or is your patient compensating with excessive trunk sway, pelvic flexion, or spinal rotation and kyphosis to clear the bars?

If core stability can’t be maintained, the exercise is too advanced for their current stage. Adjust height, spacing, or gait speed to meet their ability and clinical goal.

💡 Remember: progression isn’t just about “making it harder.” It’s about dosing movement to build strength, control, and quality without sacrificing form.

Can you assess your patient’s biomechanics during cavaletti work - and adapt the exercise based on what you see?

For an excellent demonstration of how small changes in cavaletti setup influence form, check out Anna Lee Sanders’ blog and video with her dog, Hot Rod, on the Canine Conditioning Coach website.

📆 And don’t miss Anna Lee LIVE at the Vet Rehab Summit on 8 November, where she’ll dive deep into Recognizing Correct Biomechanics in Therapeutic Exercise - and how these subtle details can make or break your rehab outcomes.

15/10/2025

🐾 A Little Reminder About Claw Care 🐾

I’ve noticed quite a few dogs coming into the centre lately with long claws — and it’s something that’s really important to keep an eye on!

When a dog’s claws get too long, it can actually change the way they walk. This puts extra pressure on their toes, joints, and tendons, which can lead to discomfort or even long-term posture and mobility issues. You might notice your dog’s paws splaying, clicking sounds on hard floors, or even a bit of limping.

Keeping claws trimmed to a healthy length helps your dog move naturally and comfortably. Regular walks on different surfaces can help, but most dogs still need routine trimming — especially those that spend more time on soft ground or grass.

If you’re unsure how short they should be or how to trim safely, your vet or groomer can help (and most are happy to show you how to do it confidently at home!).

Healthy paws = happy walks 🐶❤️
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14/10/2025

Today the gorgeous Harvey was signed off from hydro!

This is a huge milestone for him after spending months and months in his rehab journey to help with his cruciate ligament injury.

Well done Harvey!
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13/10/2025

📣 Exciting News from Cambridge Hydrotherapy Centre!

Over the next few months, we’ll be going through a rebrand! As we head into 2026, our centre will have a new name and a fresh new look. 🌊✨

Here’s what this means for our wonderful clients:
• 🏷️ The centre will go by a new name
• 📧 We’ll have a new contact email address
• 📅 There may be a new booking process
• 📱 We’ll be launching new social media pages

Other than that — nothing’s changing!
Our team, our services, and our commitment to your care remain exactly the same. 💙

We’ll share more details soon, so stay tuned for updates. Thank you for being part of our journey as we move into this exciting new chapter!
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08/10/2025

*** NEW WORKING HOURS ***

Starting this October Cambridge Hydrotherapy Centre is implementing brand new working hours! These hours have slowly been introduced to current and new clients.

The new hours are as followed:

Monday 10am-5pm
Tuesday 10am-4pm
Every other Wednesday 5pm-9pm
Thursday 10am-6.30pm
Friday 10am-5pm
Every other Saturday 10am-4pm (unable to take on new clients)

My aim with these new hours is to ensure more availability for those who work but also allowing me to spend time with my family 🐾
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04/10/2025

October is Pet Wellness Month 🐾💧
Just like people, dogs benefit from a whole-body approach to health. Hydrotherapy can:
✔️ Support joint health & mobility
✔️ Aid recovery after surgery or injury
✔️ Build strength and confidence
✔️ Provide safe, low-impact exercise
This month, let’s celebrate wellness by giving our pups the care they deserve—inside and out! 🐶💙
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Address

Linton Road
Hildersham
CB216BS

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 5pm
Tuesday	10am - 5pm
Thursday	10am - 5pm
Friday	10am - 5pm
Saturday	10am - 5pm

Telephone

+447305260984

Website

http://www.cambridgehydrotherapycentre.co.uk/

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