121 Hydrotherapy

5.0(21 reviews)

Chichester

Open · today 08:30–21:00

About

121 Hydrotherapy, trading as 121 Animal Therapy, is a rehabilitation clinic in Chichester, West Sussex, offering hydrotherapy, physiotherapy, acupuncture and myotherapy for dogs. Its services are aimed at improving mobility and recovery from injury or surgery.

Veterinary physiotherapy is led by Lottie Bridle, a qualified veterinary physiotherapist. Acupuncture is used to manage arthritic and post-surgical pain, while specialised massage techniques support joint and muscle health in dogs with musculoskeletal issues.

Generated summary based on public information · April 2026

Recent reviews

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Stella Hunt
a year ago
Great therapists. Use Lisa for my GSD's physio and used to use Jane for hydro but my boy didn't like the yhe water. Highly recommended.
Coral Hickey
3 years ago
Lisa is great! So kind and helpful. Explains everything really well. And my floof loved her!
Sue Gillard
5 years ago
Jane's knowledge and experience is applied to each individual patient and the treatment plan does not extend longer than necessary. Having visited Jane for over 10 years with 5 dogs with a variety of ailments all of whom have benefited from their treatment, I can heartily recommend 121.

Accessibility & parking

Wheelchair-accessible parking

Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Wheelchair-accessible toilet

Contact & Location

Level Mare Ln, Westergate, Chichester PO20 3SA, UK

PO20 3SA

01243 543121

jane@121animaltherapy.co.uk

121hydrotherapy.co.uk/

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