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Dr. Sara Lam
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BVSc (Sydney), CCRT, CVA
Veterinary oversight for every rehabilitation plan — ensuring safe, clinically appropriate care for your pet.
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RehabVet · Purpose-Built Veterinary Underwater Treadmill
Underwater Treadmill Therapy for Dogs Singapore
Discover underwater treadmill therapy for dogs at RehabVet Singapore. Boost mobility and recovery with low-impact hydrotherapy. Book a session today.
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Your dog needs to move — but movement hurts.
After surgery, during arthritis flares, or while recovering from a spinal condition, your dog faces a painful paradox: they need exercise to heal, but exercise on land causes pain, further injury, or compensatory movement that slows recovery. Rest alone leads to muscle atrophy, joint stiffness, and a downward spiral of declining mobility.
The underwater treadmill breaks this cycle. Water buoyancy reduces your dog’s effective body weight by up to 60%, while the treadmill belt drives controlled, repetitive walking patterns. Your dog exercises — building muscle, restoring range of motion, retraining their gait — without the pain and joint stress of land-based movement.
It’s not just hydrotherapy. It’s precision rehabilitation — every variable controlled, every session measured, every step purposeful.
Underwater Treadmill vs Swimming Pool
Why the treadmill is the gold standard for rehabilitation
Feature Underwater Treadmill (RehabVet) Swimming Pool Weight-bearing control Medical-grade steel (HVM) Soft / portable chambers Gait retraining Up to 3.0 ATA 1.3–1.5 ATA Speed control ✓ HBOT + physio + hydro + acu + laser HBOT only Resistance jets ✓ Dedicated rehab staff General vet or non-vet Therapist control 229 (4.9★) 59–85 reviews Best for rehabilitation ✓ ST, CNA, Mothership, TODAY Limited
Note: Swimming pools have their place — particularly for general fitness and dogs who cannot bear any weight. But for targeted rehabilitation, the underwater treadmill is superior in almost every measure.
How the Underwater Treadmill Works
Four adjustable variables, infinite combinations
Water Depth
The enclosed chamber fills with warm water (28–32°C) to a precise level — ankle, knee, hip, or mid-torso. Higher water = more buoyancy = less weight-bearing. At hock level, your dog bears about 91% of body weight. At mid-torso, just 38%. This allows post-surgical patients to walk with minimal joint loading, progressively increasing weight-bearing as they heal.
Belt Speed
The motorised belt controls walking speed — from a slow therapeutic walk (0.5 km/h) to a brisk trot (4+ km/h). Slower speeds are used for neurological patients relearning to walk. Moderate speeds mimic natural gait. Faster speeds challenge cardiovascular fitness and build strength. Your therapist adjusts speed in real time based on your dog's form and fatigue.
Resistance Jets
Adjustable water jets create resistance against your dog's forward movement, increasing the muscular effort required. This is progressive overload — the rehabilitation equivalent of adding weights at the gym. Jets are off during early recovery, introduced at low levels mid-recovery, and increased to build peak strength. Particularly effective for rebuilding quadriceps and hamstring muscles.
Incline
The treadmill belt can be set at an incline, simulating uphill walking. This targets specific muscle groups (particularly hip extensors and core muscles) and increases workout intensity without increasing speed. Used for advanced rehabilitation stages, weight management, and athletic conditioning.
What Happens During a Session
From warm-up to cool-down — here’s exactly what to expect
Pre-Session Assessment
Before each session, your therapist assesses your dog's current condition — checking joint range, muscle tone, pain levels, and overall demeanour. This determines today's treadmill settings. If your dog is having a bad pain day, settings are adjusted accordingly. If they're progressing well, intensity is increased.
Warm-Up & Water Fill
Your dog stands on the dry treadmill belt. The belt starts at a slow speed while the chamber gradually fills with warm water (28–32°C). The warmth relaxes muscles and increases circulation. Water rises slowly — most dogs barely notice the transition. This gentle warm-up takes 3–5 minutes.
Active Treatment
The core session: 15–40 minutes of controlled walking at the prescribed water depth, speed, and resistance. Your therapist is present throughout — watching gait quality, adjusting variables, encouraging proper limb placement, and monitoring for fatigue. They may manually assist weak limbs through the water if needed (particularly for neurological patients).
Cool-Down & Dry
Speed and resistance decrease gradually. Water drains while your dog continues a slow walk. After exiting, your dog is towel-dried and may receive a warm-air dry. Many dogs rest after their session — this is normal and indicates a productive workout. Your therapist records session details and adjusts the plan for next time.
Conditions We Treat With the Underwater Treadmill
From post-surgery to senior mobility
Post-Surgical Recovery
TPLO, TTA, cruciate repair, spinal surgery, fracture fixation. The underwater treadmill retrains normal gait patterns, rebuilds muscle, and restores range of motion — all with reduced weight-bearing that protects healing tissues. Most post-surgical dogs begin treadmill therapy within 2 weeks of surgery.
Osteoarthritis
The #1 condition we treat with underwater treadmill therapy. Water buoyancy reduces joint pain during movement, while resistance builds the surrounding muscle that supports and stabilises arthritic joints. Many arthritic dogs show visible improvement after just 3–4 sessions.
IVDD & Spinal Conditions
Intervertebral disc disease, spondylosis, and post-spinal surgery recovery. The adjustable water depth allows precise control of weight-bearing, supporting dogs that cannot fully support themselves on land. The treadmill belt provides a consistent, rhythmic stimulus for neurological re-education.
Hip & Elbow Dysplasia
The underwater treadmill maintains joint mobility and builds muscle support around dysplastic joints, while reducing the pain associated with land-based exercise. Particularly effective for young dogs diagnosed early, where building muscle mass can delay or prevent the need for surgery.
Neurological Conditions
Degenerative myelopathy, fibrocartilaginous embolism (FCE), vestibular disease, and peripheral nerve injuries. The buoyancy and support of the water allows neurological patients to practise walking patterns that they cannot achieve on land. The repetitive, supported movement helps rebuild neural pathways.
Obesity & Weight Management
The underwater treadmill delivers a high-calorie-burn workout without stressing joints. Water resistance means dogs work 3–5x harder than on land, while buoyancy protects the joints that are already overloaded by excess weight. Combined with dietary changes, produces measurable results.
Cruciate Ligament Injury
Pre-operative strengthening (builds muscle before surgery for faster post-op recovery) and post-operative rehabilitation (restores normal gait, rebuilds quadriceps and hamstring muscle groups, prevents compensatory issues in the opposite leg).
Senior Dog Mobility
Age-related muscle loss, stiffness, and reduced mobility. Regular underwater treadmill sessions maintain muscle mass, keep joints mobile, improve cardiovascular fitness, and significantly enhance quality of life. Many senior dog owners describe the treadmill as a "fountain of youth" for their pets.
The Science of Water Buoyancy
How water depth changes the rehabilitation equation
body weight
Hock (ankle) depth
Late-stage rehab, fitness conditioning. Near-normal weight-bearing with mild buoyancy assist.
body weight
Stifle (knee) depth
Mid-stage rehab, moderate arthritis. Significant joint offloading while maintaining meaningful weight-bearing.
body weight
Hip depth
Early-stage post-op, severe arthritis. Substantial buoyancy support — allows comfortable movement in patients with significant pain.
body weight
Mid-torso depth
Very early post-op, neurological patients, severe obesity. Maximum buoyancy — the patient is largely supported by water, allowing movement that would be impossible on land.
Water temperature is maintained at 28–32°C — warm enough to relax muscles, improve circulation, and reduce pain, but not so hot as to cause fatigue or overheating. The warm water also increases tissue extensibility, allowing greater joint range of motion during the session.
Underwater Treadmill + Comprehensive Rehabilitation
The multimodal advantage — why treadmill therapy works best at a specialist rehab clinic
Treadmill + Manual Therapy
Manual therapy restores joint range of motion and releases muscle tension before the treadmill session. Your dog then uses that improved range during controlled walking — cementing the gains through functional movement.
Treadmill + Laser Therapy
Class 4 laser reduces pain and inflammation at the tissue level. Post-laser, dogs move more comfortably and achieve better quality gait on the treadmill. The combination accelerates healing faster than either modality alone.
Treadmill + Acupuncture
Acupuncture provides pain relief and modulates the nervous system. Dogs are more relaxed and comfortable during subsequent treadmill sessions, allowing higher intensity work and better neurological engagement.
Treadmill + HBOT
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy floods tissues with healing oxygen, accelerating tissue repair. The underwater treadmill then maintains and improves the function of those healing tissues. Powerful for post-surgical patients and chronic non-healing conditions.
Underwater Treadmill Cost in Singapore
Transparent pricing — no hidden fees
Focused Session (30 min + assessment)
$90 – $120
Standard Session (45–60 min + land exercises)
$120 – $150
Combined Treatment (treadmill + manual/laser/acu)
An initial rehabilitation assessment is required for new patients. Package rates available for multi-session treatment plans. Contact us for a personalised quote.
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Why Choose RehabVet for Underwater Treadmill Therapy?
Not all hydrotherapy is created equal
Singapore's only dedicated veterinary rehabilitation clinic
RehabVet is 100% focused on rehabilitation. Every therapist, every piece of equipment, and every treatment protocol is designed for one thing: helping pets recover. The underwater treadmill here is part of a specialist ecosystem — integrated with manual therapy, laser, acupuncture, HBOT, and land-based exercises.
Purpose-built veterinary-grade treadmill
Our underwater treadmill is a professional veterinary rehabilitation unit with adjustable water depth, belt speed, incline, resistance jets, and warm water temperature control. It accommodates dogs of all sizes — from Chihuahuas to Great Danes. Not a consumer-grade or adapted human treadmill.
Qualified rehabilitation therapist in every session
A trained rehabilitation therapist is present and actively involved in every single treadmill session. They monitor gait quality, adjust variables in real time, manually assist weak limbs when needed, and ensure your dog is working at the optimal intensity.
Multimodal treatment under one roof
The underwater treadmill is most effective when combined with other modalities. At RehabVet, your dog can receive treadmill therapy, manual therapy, laser therapy, acupuncture, HBOT, and electrotherapy — all in one visit, all coordinated by one team.
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Meet Your Rehabilitation Team
Qualified rehabilitation specialists — dedicated to getting your dog moving again. Led by Dr. Sara Lam BVSc.
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Hydrotherapist
Sean Tan
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Frequently Asked Questions About Underwater Treadmill Therapy
Everything Singapore dog owners want to know
Underwater treadmill therapy is a form of hydrotherapy where your dog walks on a motorised treadmill belt inside an enclosed chamber that fills with warm water to a precisely controlled depth. The buoyancy of the water reduces weight-bearing on joints (by up to 60% depending on water depth), while the natural resistance of water strengthens muscles more effectively than land-based walking. At RehabVet, our purpose-built veterinary underwater treadmill features adjustable water depth, belt speed, incline, and resistance jets — allowing each session to be precisely calibrated to your dog’s condition and recovery stage.
At RehabVet, underwater treadmill sessions typically range from $90 to $180 depending on session duration (30–60 minutes), whether it is combined with other modalities (manual therapy, laser, acupuncture), and the complexity of your dog’s condition. An initial rehabilitation assessment is required for new patients. We offer package rates for multi-session treatment plans. Contact us for a personalised quote based on your dog’s needs.
The underwater treadmill is safe for the vast majority of dogs, including puppies (post growth plate closure), senior dogs, post-surgical patients, and overweight dogs. Our therapists control water depth, speed, and duration precisely, and a qualified team member is always present inside or beside the treadmill during the session. Contraindications include: open or draining wounds, active skin infections, uncontrolled cardiac disease, severe respiratory compromise, uncontrolled seizure disorders, and extreme water phobia that cannot be managed with gradual desensitisation. All dogs are screened during the initial assessment.
Underwater treadmill therapy is a form of hydrotherapy where your dog walks on a motorised treadmill belt inside an enclosed chamber that fills with warm water to a precisely controlled depth. The buoyancy of the water reduces weight-bearing on joints (by up to 60% depending on water depth), while the natural resistance of water strengthens muscles more effectively than land-based walking. At RehabVet, our purpose-built veterinary underwater treadmill features adjustable water depth, belt speed, incline, and resistance jets — allowing each session to be precisely calibrated to your dog’s condition and recovery stage.
At RehabVet, underwater treadmill sessions typically range from $90 to $180 depending on session duration (30–60 minutes), whether it is combined with other modalities (manual therapy, laser, acupuncture), and the complexity of your dog’s condition. An initial rehabilitation assessment is required for new patients. We offer package rates for multi-session treatment plans. Contact us for a personalised quote based on your dog’s needs.
The underwater treadmill is safe for the vast majority of dogs, including puppies (post growth plate closure), senior dogs, post-surgical patients, and overweight dogs. Our therapists control water depth, speed, and duration precisely, and a qualified team member is always present inside or beside the treadmill during the session. Contraindications include: open or draining wounds, active skin infections, uncontrolled cardiac disease, severe respiratory compromise, uncontrolled seizure disorders, and extreme water phobia that cannot be managed with gradual desensitisation. All dogs are screened during the initial assessment.
Frequency depends on the condition and recovery stage. Post-surgical patients (TPLO, spinal surgery, fracture repair) typically benefit from 2–3 sessions per week during the initial recovery phase (weeks 2–8), tapering to 1–2 sessions per week as they progress. Chronic conditions like arthritis usually respond well to 1–2 sessions per week initially, transitioning to weekly or fortnightly maintenance. Your rehabilitation therapist designs a specific schedule based on your dog’s response, adjusting as progress is made.
This is one of the most important distinctions in canine hydrotherapy. An underwater treadmill allows controlled, repetitive gait patterns — your dog walks naturally, mimicking land-based movement in a low-impact environment. The therapist controls water depth (varying weight-bearing from 40% to 100%), belt speed, incline, and resistance. A swimming pool involves free-form movement with no ground contact, which is non-weight-bearing and can allow compensatory movement patterns. For most rehabilitation conditions (post-surgical, arthritis, IVDD, neurological), the underwater treadmill is superior because it retrains normal walking patterns. Swimming is better suited for general fitness and dogs who cannot bear any weight.
Yes — most water-anxious dogs adapt to the underwater treadmill within 1–3 sessions. Unlike pools, the treadmill fills gradually while your dog is already standing on the belt. They never have to step into deep water or swim. Our therapists use a careful desensitisation protocol: first session on a dry belt, then shallow water, gradually increasing depth as confidence builds. Treats, calm handling, and positive reinforcement are used throughout. The enclosed chamber actually helps many anxious dogs feel more secure than an open pool. Severe water phobia may require additional sessions but is rarely a permanent barrier.
The first visit begins with a 30–45 minute rehabilitation assessment — a thorough hands-on examination including joint range of motion testing, muscle mass measurements, neurological assessment, and gait analysis. Based on findings, your therapist designs the treatment plan. For the first treadmill session, your dog is introduced to the equipment gradually: standing on the dry belt, then slow belt movement, then gradual water filling. The first session is typically shorter (15–20 minutes of actual treadmill time) and focuses on familiarisation. Most dogs are walking confidently by the end of their first session.
Absolutely — the underwater treadmill is one of the most effective tools for canine weight management. The water resistance means your dog burns significantly more calories than walking the same distance on land, while the buoyancy protects joints that are often already stressed by excess weight. A typical 30-minute underwater treadmill session burns 3–5 times more calories than a 30-minute walk. Combined with dietary management, regular underwater treadmill sessions produce measurable, sustainable weight loss. This is particularly important for overweight dogs with concurrent joint disease, where land-based exercise causes pain.
Timing depends on the surgery type and surgical wound healing. For most orthopaedic surgeries (TPLO, TTA, fracture repair), underwater treadmill therapy can begin once sutures/staples are removed and the wound is fully sealed — typically 10–14 days post-surgery. For spinal surgery (IVDD decompression), timing depends on neurological status and surgeon guidance. We coordinate with your primary vet or surgeon to determine the optimal start date. Starting rehabilitation early (within the appropriate window) produces significantly better outcomes than waiting.
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The only place that Aiko loves so wholeheartedly, greeting all staffs cheerfully the moment she enters and resting on their thighs after hydrotherapy so peacefully. The trust and demure of your dog tells it all. No bias or pre-conceived perceptions. We were surprised that the first five hydrotherapy sessions have helped to strengthen her hips and improve her level of energy. Sean is just the consummate professional!
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My Shih Tzu, August, has osteoarthritis and he was unable to walk. We took him to RehabVet Clinic after reading good reviews about it on Google. Since November 2023, he has been having therapy here and has shown improvement in his mobility under the tender loving care from Dr Sara Lam and the staff members, with special mention and appreciation to Angeline, Joyce, Hui Tze and Shaun. My Puppy King will continue his treatment here as we have trust in this lovely team. Thank you!
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Mochi enjoys his physio sessions with Rehabvet.
Mochi enjoys his physio sessions with Rehabvet. His LP grade reduced from 3 to 2 with regular weekly sessions. The therapists are friendly and always make sure the sessions intensity are suitable for him.
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We've sent both our dogs to RehabVet for some years now. Thanks to the staff for always being so welcoming and caring. Butter loves his swim here.
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