Soulmate Vet Rehab

Soulmate Vet Rehab is a veterinary rehabilitation clinic focused on non-surgical rehab and comfort care, using a mix of acupuncture, chiropractic and physiotherapy supported by hydrotherapy and tailored exercise prescription. No corporate group is mentioned in the available information.

What it seems set up for (based on the website and reviews)

• •Rehab after injury or surgery, and mobility support for longer-term orthopaedic problems (palliative/comfort-focused care is explicitly described).
• •Objective, outcomes-based rehab: the clinic states it uses “outcome-based objective measurements” to track progress.
• •Multiple therapy modalities are available on-site, including hydrotherapy plus equipment such as LASER and TENS.

Owners’ recent examples include dogs regaining mobility quickly after stiffness/limited flexibility (including managing stairs and jumping again within days), and improvements noted within “a couple of sessions.”

Services

From the website

• •Rehabilitation from injury or surgery
• •Palliative care (including support for older dogs and long-term orthopaedic conditions; the site says this can help keep pets comfortable and may reduce the amount of pain-relief medication required)
• •Performance optimisation
• •Acupuncture
• •Chiropractic
• •Physiotherapy
• •Hydrotherapy
• •Exercise prescription tailored to the individual patient
• •Modalities/equipment listed: LASER, Pulse Electromagnetic Field Therapy, neuromuscular e-stimulation, TENS, therapeutic ultrasound

From reviews (examples of what was treated and what owners noticed)

• •Treatment for stiffness and reduced flexibility in a French Bulldog, with reported return to normal activity (stairs, jumping, running) within a few days
• •Mobility support to “keep [a dog] moving”

People

• •Dr. Beth Cameron (Veterinary Surgeon, Rehabilitation Therapist, Director): mentioned by multiple reviewers by name. Owners describe her fitting them in despite being busy, and report noticeable mobility improvements after her treatment (e.g., returning to stairs/jumping within days; “positive results in just a couple of sessions”).
• •Charleigh Lammiman, BSc (Hons) (Veterinary Physiotherapist, assistant hydrotherapist): listed on the clinic website.

Reviews

Google rating: 5 stars from 7 reviews. “”

• •Reports of clear, functional improvements in mobility after treatment (e.g., stiffness resolving enough for stairs/jumping/running within days; improvements noticed within a couple of sessions).
• •Beth is named repeatedly, with owners highlighting being accommodated even when schedules were busy.
• •Several entries in the provided review feed appear duplicated (the same wording posted more than once).