RehabVet is a specialised veterinary rehabilitation centre established in 2019 by Dr. Sara Lam, offering physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, and holistic treatments for dogs and cats.
Who founded RehabVet?
RehabVet was founded by Dr Sara Lam in 2019. She holds a Bachelor of Veterinary Science from the University of Sydney, is a Certified Canine Rehabilitation Therapist (CCRT), and a Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist (CVA).
Where is RehabVet located?
Our clinic is located at 513 Serangoon Road, Singapore—a convenient location accessible by car or public transport.
Why choose RehabVet over a regular vet clinic?
We focus exclusively on advanced rehabilitation techniques, ensuring personalised care and faster pet recovery.
What animals does RehabVet treat?
We primarily treat dogs and cats but also welcome other small animals needing rehabilitation.
Are your hydrotherapists certified?
Yes, all our hydrotherapists are certified by Greyfriars, a renowned UK training centre specialising in canine hydrotherapy.
Do you offer on-site diagnostics?
We have basic diagnostic tools on-site and work with vet partners for advanced imaging if needed.
What makes RehabVet unique?
Our dedicated team, specialised treatments, and evidence-based approaches set us apart in pet rehabilitation.
Does RehabVet handle emergencies?
We focus on rehabilitative care and partner with 24/7 emergency clinics for urgent medical situations.
Is there parking or easy access?
Yes, we provide ample parking and have pet-friendly facilities for convenient drop-off and pick-up.
Which conditions do you treat most often?
Commonly: arthritis, hip dysplasia, intervertebral disc disease (IVDD), post-surgery recovery, and general mobility issues.
Do you handle neurological cases?
Yes. We help with nerve injuries, spinal conditions, and neurological disorders to improve function and reduce pain.
Can you treat chronic pain and inflammation?
Absolutely. Our therapies help manage chronic conditions, reducing inflammation and pain over time.
What about obesity-related mobility problems?
We design weight management and exercise programmes to reduce stress on joints and promote healthier movement.
Do you treat sports injuries in dogs?
Yes. We offer targeted rehab and conditioning programmes for canine athletes recovering from strains or injuries.
Are there age restrictions for treatments?
Pets of all ages can benefit, from puppies with developmental issues to senior pets needing mobility support.
Do you handle post-operative rehabilitation?
Yes. We specialise in helping pets recover after surgeries like orthopaedic procedures or ligament repairs.
Can cats receive therapy for arthritis or fractures?
Absolutely. Cats also benefit from physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, and gentle exercises to aid recovery.
Do you treat congenital issues like patellar luxation?
Yes. We help stabilise joints, reduce pain, and improve function in pets with congenital or inherited conditions.
Can RehabVet help with degenerative myelopathy?
Our therapies can slow progression, improve comfort, and maintain mobility for dogs with degenerative myelopathy.
What types of rehabilitation services do you offer?
We provide physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, acupuncture, laser therapy, shockwave therapy, and more.
How does hydrotherapy help pets?
Warm water treadmill or pool exercises reduce joint stress, strengthen muscles, and speed recovery.
What is veterinary physiotherapy exactly?
It’s a specialised approach using exercises, massage, and modalities like ultrasound to enhance mobility and reduce pain.
Do you offer acupuncture for pain relief?
Yes, acupuncture reduces inflammation, promotes healing, and complements traditional veterinary care.