Wye Valley Canine Hydrotherapy

4.7(19 reviews)

Ross-on-Wye

About

Wye Valley Canine Hydrotherapy operates alongside Chase View Vets, an independent mixed practice in Ross-on-Wye. The veterinary practice provides dental care, emergency treatment, laboratory diagnostics, orthopaedics, surgery, and nurse-led clinics for small animals, horses, exotics, and farm species.

The practice has served the local community for over a hundred years and remains independently owned. It offers equine and pet health plans to help manage routine preventative care costs. The addition of canine hydrotherapy alongside the main veterinary services provides a rehabilitation option for dogs recovering from orthopaedic surgery or managing chronic conditions.

Generated summary based on public information · April 2026

Recent reviews

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Helen Snowdon
a year ago
Very professional and extremely caring. They made sure my dogs first swim wasn't a scary experience. Would definitely go again.
Sascha Hosler
2 years ago
Our dog enjoyed her session. The staff are kind, patient, helpful and friendly. It was easy to book the fun swim session which was really reasonably priced. A* would recommend to people with dogs with medical conditions that may benefit from hydrotherapy and for those with dogs that love water and want to stay fit.
Carey Russell
2 years ago
What a fabulous place! Great value, fantastic personalised service, friendly helpful and engaging welcome, I couldn’t be happier! George terrier loved it too!

Accessibility & parking

Wheelchair-accessible parking

Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Wheelchair-accessible toilet

Contact & Location

Hildersley, Ross-on-Wye HR9 7NJ, UK

HR9 7NJ

01989 564191

info@chaseviewvets.co.uk

www.chaseviewvets.co.uk/hydrotherapy-1/

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