Frequently asked questions

The Multivet Active centre is located at ul. Kościuszki 61 in Lutynia, just outside Wrocław. Dog and cat owners come to us for rehabilitation and physiotherapy from Wrocław and the whole surrounding area - the convenient location makes regular visits easy.

The easiest way is to use online booking. You can also call +48 533 557 247 or write via the contact form.

We start the first visit with an interview and a functional assessment of the patient - we assess range of motion, gait, muscle strength and responses to touch. On this basis we design an individual rehabilitation plan and choose therapy methods.

If the patient has had surgery or diagnostics, bring any available documentation (surgery report, X-rays, test results). This makes it easier to plan safe, effective rehabilitation. As part of the Multivet clinic we have access to veterinary consultation and diagnostics when needed.

Rehabilitation is used by dogs and cats after orthopaedic and neurological surgery, in degenerative joint disease, disc disease and obesity, as well as senior patients and active and sporting dogs.

Physiotherapy means therapeutic exercise (kinesiotherapy), manual therapy and massage. They improve range of motion, release tension and rebuild muscle strength. We also teach owners simple exercises to do at home.

Yes. We carry out cat rehabilitation especially calmly, at their own pace - shorter sessions and a quiet setting allow effective therapy without stress.

We set the number and frequency of sessions individually - they depend on the type of problem, the goal of therapy and the patient’s progress. We set the plan after a functional assessment and adjust it during therapy.

INDIBA Animal Health is a non-invasive technology using a frequency of 448 kHz (Proionic® System). It stimulates microcirculation and cellular metabolism, which supports tissue regeneration, improves oxygenation and helps reduce pain and swelling.

The therapy is non-invasive and usually well tolerated. Depending on the stage of the problem we work atermally or with noticeable, pleasant warmth. We adjust the settings to the patient’s response.

Hydrotherapy works well in rehabilitation after orthopaedic and neurological surgery, in degenerative joint disease and obesity, and also in training sporting dogs and maintaining seniors’ fitness.

No. The dog walks on a belt and we set the water level individually. The animal is secured and under the physiotherapist’s care the whole time, which ensures safety and comfort.

Yes - the best results come from combining methods. INDIBA, the water treadmill, manual therapy and exercise form one coherent recovery plan that changes as the patient progresses.