CDC Animal Therapy
CDC Animal Therapy was set up by Kat in 2018 and delivers a large variety of physical and complementary therapies. CDC Animal Therapy is located in Dublin and covers the county Dublin and wider area.
The musculoskeletal treatment is for all animals, especially cats and dogs, supporting the health and wellbeing of all ages and breeds. This is especially important for dogs with an injury, after a surgery and agility or performance dogs. Older animals with decreased mobility also show significant improvements in the quality of their life. The most commonly treated conditions are:
Muscle Injuries
The aim of the musculoskeletal treatment is to increase mobility, improve the healing process, provide pain relief, decrease recovery time after the injury or surgery, increase the blood supply into the tissue, deliver the nutrients and oxygen into muscles, remove toxins from the body and improve range of motion on individual joints.
Aisling Murtagh
Kat is amazing. She has state of the art equitment for massage and lazer therapy. My dogs love her and she is the reason my agility dog got back to competing after his hip dislocation. Highly recommend Kat!!
Johanna Somers
Thank you so much for the care and attention you have given to Jack and Charlie, Charlie was so happy to see you and loves your visits.
Lisa Duggan
Kat was fantastic with my dog Molly. she is a rescue and was badly abused before I adopted her. Kat was very patient and took time to put Molly at ease and build a bond before beginning. Kat followed up with some excellent recommendations. I would have no hesitation in recommending Kat
Barbara Farrell
Had our first consultation with Kat. So patient and knowledgeable. Relieved a lot of our worries regarding our dog's condition. I would recommend her thoroughly.
Decibelle Melody Doremie
Kat is extremely knowledgeable and very thorough as well as kind and really nice, and you can tell she really loves dogs and what she does. I would highly recommend Kat for any dog suffering from arthritis or physical trauma.
Thanks a million for all your help 😊
Kat is fully insured and registered member of the
International Association of Animal Therapists – IAAT
