SPCA Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Services Now Available at Tsing Yi!
Hydrotherapy Treadmill – strengthens muscles & improves mobility
Laser Therapy – relieves joint discomfort & supports wound healing
PEMF Mat – gentle magnetic fields to ease stiffness & speed recovery
SPCA Jockey Club Centennnial Centre, 38 Cheung Fai Road, Tsing Yi, New Territories
Every Wednesdays (starting 8 October 2025)
8:50am–5:30pm
2232 5555Underwater Treadmill
We are grateful to Mrs Diana Wu, alongside Sasha and Andrew Benadie, for their generous sponsorship that has allowed us to install an underwater rehabilitation treadmill at our Hong Kong centre, the first of its kind in Hong Kong.
The treadmill has a wide variety of uses including:
- Post-operative rehabilitation;
- Hip dysplasia;
- Arthritis;
- Spinal injury; and
- Obesity
All of our patients using the machine are supervised by trained staff to ensure their safety.
For more information on hydrotherapy and the underwater treadmill, please download our information sheet or call 2802 0501.
Preventative Pet Health
Vaccination
Vaccination protects your pet against highly infectious and sometimes fatal diseases. It is particularly important for young animals not only because their immune systems are not fully developed but also so they can be socialised to ...
Deworming
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Flea and tick control
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Heartworm prevention
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Dental care
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Skin disease
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