Kynoa Animal Rehabilitation

At Kynoa Animal Rehabilitation and Hydrotherapy, we are passionate about helping animals move comfortably, recover confidently, and enjoy the best possible quality of life.

Based in Wilsden, Bradford, we provide evidence-based rehabilitation services tailored to each animal's individual needs.

Whether recovering from surgery, managing a long-term condition, or simply needing support to stay active, we work closely with owners and veterinary practices to achieve the best possible outcomes.

Our goal is simple:
Reduce pain. Restore movement. Improve quality of life.

What Our Clients Say

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“Nikita was really good with Minnie. Minnie is always super nervous getting in the treadmill but Nikita made sure there was treats/toys/anything she needed. ”

Natalie B

Minnie

“Jade immediately struck up a rapport with Rottweiler Willow, who is quite selective as to whom she will choose as a friend. This was a consultation about Willow's torn cruciate ligament. She has still not had surgery, owing to a period in season. We would have been really happy for Kynoa to treat her with physio- and hydro therapy had that been possible.”

Edmund Hirst

Willow

“I went as a client — I came away recommending them to others. I think that probably says everything! Freddie has been to Kynoa for hydrotherapy and had a fantastic experience, and I’ve also recently completed the massage course with Jade. The course was genuinely informative and practical. Jade didn’t just show us what to do; she explained what we were feeling for, why different techniques are used and, importantly, when something needs to be left to a qualified professional. I came away with practical skills I can safely use and a much better understanding of my own dog’s body. What really impressed me is Kynoa’s focus on physical wellbeing not just when something has gone wrong, but as part of maintaining a dog’s health and comfort. I’m now happily recommending Kynoa to other dog owners — particularly their physiotherapy MOTs as a proactive way of checking how a dog is moving, alongside hydrotherapy and physiotherapy where appropriate. Pain and discomfort can affect behaviour too, so having professionals you trust to turn to is incredibly valuable. And if you’re considering Jade’s massage course — book it. I’m very glad I did!”

Jacqueline Crabtree

Freddie

“Presley has hip dysplasia and recently had laser therapy at Kynoa. The difference it has made to his comfort and mobility has been amazing! Jade and her team genuinely treat every dog like family. We felt completely comfortable leaving Presley in their care, knowing he was safe, loved and being very well looked after. Highly recommend! 🐾💙”

Presley Helm

Presley

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COMMON CONDITIONS WE TREAT

Arthritis & Joint Stiffness
Arthritis is the gradual wear and tear of joints that causes pain, inflammation, stiffness, and reduced mobility. It is particularly common in older dogs and can make everyday activities such as walking, climbing stairs, or getting up from rest more difficult.

How we help: Physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, laser therapy, and rehabilitation can help reduce pain, improve mobility, and maintain muscle strength.

Hip Dysplasia
Hip dysplasia is a developmental condition where the hip joint does not fit together properly. Over time, this can lead to pain, reduced mobility, muscle loss, and arthritis.

How we help: Rehabilitation helps strengthen supporting muscles, improve movement patterns, and reduce discomfort.

Elbow Dysplasia
Elbow dysplasia is a condition affecting the elbow joint that can cause pain, lameness, stiffness, and reduced limb function. It is commonly seen in growing and large-breed dogs.

How we help: Targeted exercise, hydrotherapy, and physiotherapy can improve comfort and support long-term joint health.

Cruciate Ligament Injuries
The cruciate ligament stabilises the knee joint. Injury or rupture can cause pain, limping, instability, and reduced mobility. Rehabilitation is beneficial both before and after surgery.

How we help: We help rebuild strength, restore function, and support a safe return to activity.

Spinal Injuries & Conditions
Spinal conditions can affect movement, coordination, nerve function, and overall mobility. These may result from injury, age-related changes, or neurological disease.

How we help: Rehabilitation focuses on improving strength, balance, mobility, and confidence.

Neurological Conditions
Neurological conditions affect the nervous system and can lead to weakness, poor coordination, loss of balance, or changes in mobility.

How we help: Individual rehabilitation programmes can help improve function, maintain mobility, and support quality of life.

Obesity & Weight Management Issues
Excess weight places additional strain on joints, muscles, and the cardiovascular system, increasing the risk of pain and mobility problems.

How we help: Controlled exercise programmes and hydrotherapy provide safe ways to improve fitness and support weight management.

Muscle Weakness & Atrophy
Muscle atrophy occurs when muscles become smaller and weaker due to inactivity, injury, ageing, or disease.

How we help: Rehabilitation exercises help rebuild strength, improve function, and restore confidence in movement.

Post-Orthopaedic Surgery Recovery
Following surgery, many animals benefit from structured rehabilitation to regain strength, mobility, and function while reducing the risk of complications.

How we help: We provide tailored recovery plans to support healing and help achieve the best possible outcome.

Degenerative Myelopathy
Degenerative myelopathy is a progressive neurological disease that affects the spinal cord and gradually impacts mobility, coordination, and limb function.

How we help: Rehabilitation can help maintain strength, mobility, and independence for as long as possible.

Patella Luxation
Patella luxation occurs when the kneecap moves out of its normal position. This can cause intermittent limping, discomfort, and altered movement patterns.

How we help: Physiotherapy and rehabilitation can strengthen supporting muscles and improve joint stability.

Osteochondritis Dissecans (OCD)
OCD is a developmental joint condition where cartilage does not develop properly, leading to pain, inflammation, and reduced joint function.

How we help: Rehabilitation supports recovery, improves joint function, and helps manage discomfort.

Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD)
IVDD occurs when the discs between the vertebrae become damaged or displaced, placing pressure on the spinal cord. This can cause pain, weakness, mobility issues, or, in severe cases, paralysis.
How we help: Rehabilitation focuses on improving strength, mobility, coordination, and recovery following veterinary treatment.

Degenerative Joint Disease (DJD)
Degenerative Joint Disease is a chronic condition involving the progressive deterioration of joint cartilage. It often develops alongside arthritis and can significantly affect mobility and comfort.

How we help: Our rehabilitation programmes help manage pain, maintain movement, and improve quality of life.

Senior Mobility Issues
As dogs age, they often experience reduced flexibility, muscle loss, joint stiffness, and decreased stamina.

How we help: Tailored rehabilitation programmes help older dogs remain active, comfortable, and independent for longer.

Why Rehabilitation Helps
At BodyRestore, we combine physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, laser therapy, manual therapy, and personalised exercise programmes to:
✔ Reduce pain and inflammation
✔ Improve mobility and flexibility
✔ Increase muscle strength
✔ Enhance balance and coordination
✔ Support recovery after injury or surgery
✔ Improve confidence and quality of life
✔ Help animals stay active for longer

Because every animal deserves the chance to move better, feel better, and live better. 🐾💙

Meet Amy Denby
Veterinary Nurse – Nutrition & Weight Management
Amy is a compassionate Veterinary Nurse with a passion for helping pets live longer, healthier and happier lives through good nutrition and effective weight management. She understands that achieving a healthy weight is about much more than eating less—it's about creating realistic, tailored plans that suit each pet's lifestyle, medical needs and family.

Working closely with your veterinary surgeon and the Kynoa rehabilitation team, Amy provides practical advice, ongoing support and regular progress reviews to help your pet safely lose weight, gain weight where needed, improve mobility and reduce the risk of obesity-related health conditions. Her friendly, supportive approach gives owners the confidence and knowledge to make lasting changes that benefit their pet for years to come.

The Benefits of Our Nutrition & Weight Management Clinic

At Kynoa, we believe that good nutrition is one of the most powerful tools in keeping pets healthy, active and comfortable throughout every stage of life.

Our clinic can help with:
Safe, sustainable weight loss to reduce pressure on joints and improve mobility.

Healthy weight gain for pets recovering from illness, surgery or those struggling to maintain condition.

Personalised feeding plans tailored to your pet's age, breed, lifestyle and medical needs.

Support for arthritis and mobility problems, helping reduce strain on painful joints.

Nutritional support for medical conditions, including diabetes, digestive disorders and senior pet care.

Regular weigh-ins and body condition scoring to monitor progress and keep your pet on track.

Advice on choosing the right diet, treats and portion sizes without confusion.

Improved energy levels, fitness and quality of life through balanced nutrition.

A preventative approach that helps reduce the risk of obesity-related diseases and supports long-term health.

Compassionate, ongoing support because successful weight management is a journey, not a quick fix.

Small changes. Big results.

Whether your pet needs to lose weight, gain condition, or simply receive expert nutritional advice, Amy is here to help you build healthier habits that lead to happier, more active lives.

At Kynoa, our goal isn't just to help pets reach their ideal weight—it's to help them enjoy the very best quality of life.

Jade Walsh
Owner & Animal Physiotherapist
Jade founded Kynoa (formerly BodyRestore) with a passion for helping animals live happier, healthier lives through rehabilitation, pain management and movement therapy.

Nikita Golab
Canine Hydrotherapist (Level 3)
Nikita specialises in hydrotherapy, supporting dogs through recovery, strengthening programmes and fitness conditioning in a safe and supportive environment.

Daisy Hammond
Level 7 Animal Physiotherapist
Daisy brings advanced physiotherapy knowledge and rehabilitation expertise, helping animals recover from injury, surgery and long-term mobility conditions.

Amy Denby
Veterinary Nurse – Nutrition & Weight Management
Amy combines her veterinary nursing experience with a passion for animal nutrition and healthy weight management. She works closely with owners to create practical, tailored plans that support lifelong health, improve mobility, aid recovery and help pets achieve and maintain a healthy weight.

Kynoa Animal Rehabilitation, Physiotherapy & Hydrotherapy in Bradford

At Kynoa Animal Rehabilitation and Hydrotherapy, we provide professional animal physiotherapy, canine hydrotherapy, laser therapy, rehabilitation, and mobility support for dogs and other animals across Bradford, West Yorkshire, Leeds, Halifax, Keighley, Skipton, and surrounding areas.

Our experienced rehabilitation team works closely with veterinary practices and pet owners to help animals recover from injury, surgery, neurological conditions, arthritis, and mobility issues.

Whether your dog is recovering from cruciate ligament surgery, managing hip dysplasia, suffering from arthritis, or experiencing reduced mobility due to age, our tailored rehabilitation programmes are designed to reduce pain, improve movement, increase strength, and enhance quality of life.

Our Services Include:
✔ Animal Physiotherapy
✔ Canine Hydrotherapy
✔ Veterinary Rehabilitation
✔ Laser Therapy
✔ Manual Therapy
✔ Exercise Rehabilitation Programmes
✔ Post-Operative Recovery Support
✔ Weight Management & Fitness Programmes
✔ Senior Dog Mobility Support

Please Help Us Keep Our Hydrotherapy Pool Clean

To provide the safest and most hygienic environment for every animal, we kindly ask that all dogs arrive clean and free from mud, faeces, urine and strong odours** before their hydrotherapy appointment.

Our hydrotherapy pool is a therapeutic environment used by multiple dogs throughout the day, including those recovering from surgery, managing wounds, with weakened immune systems or long-term medical conditions. Dirt, debris and contamination can compromise water quality, increase the risk of infection, place additional strain on our filtration systems and may require the pool to be temporarily closed for cleaning, affecting other patients' appointments.

If your dog has become muddy before their appointment, please rinse them thoroughly before arriving. If excessive cleaning of the pool, equipment, or facilities is required due to a dog arriving heavily soiled, a £25 cleaning fee may be applied.

Thank you for helping us maintain a clean, safe and effective hydrotherapy environment for every animal in our care.

Cancellation Policy
At Kynoa, every appointment is carefully reserved to provide dedicated one-to-one care for your animal. Late cancellations or missed appointments make it difficult for us to offer that time to another patient who may be waiting for treatment.

We kindly ask that you provide at least 48 hours' notice if you need to cancel or rearrange your appointment. Cancellations made with less than 48 hours' notice, or failure to attend an appointment, will incur the full appointment fee.

We understand that emergencies do happen, and where exceptional circumstances arise, we will always consider these on a case-by-case basis.

Thank you for your understanding and support. Your cooperation helps us continue to provide timely, high-quality rehabilitation and hydrotherapy services to every animal in our care.