Open five days a week in Medowie, Move Unleashed serves animals throughout the Hunter region, including Port Stephens, Newcastle and Maitland. Specialising in canine and equine rehabilitation, our clinic offers animal biomechanical therapies and support to a range of clients from pet owners to racehorse trainers. We also provide mobile equine biomechanical service for those unable to bring their horses into our clinic.
Welcome to Move Unleashed, an animal therapies clinic in Port Stephens. We take a holistic approach to animal rehabilitation, considering the whole animal—mind and body—in order to create bespoke treatment plans. Working primarily with performance animals and those recovering from an illness, injury or surgery, we implement a combination of hands-on techniques, exercises and education to help our patients reach their full potential.
Whether your pet is dealing with a chronic condition or just needs some help getting back on their feet, we’re here to help. Our treatments are based on the latest scientific research and the Fear, Anxiety & Stress (FAS) Scale, a validated measure of an animal’s emotional state. This allows us to create a safe and comfortable environment for your pet while they undergo treatment.
If you have any questions or would like to book an appointment, contact us on 0400 114 557. Our clinic is located in Medowie, convenient for clients from Soldiers Point to Raymond Terrace. We look forward to helping your animal live a pain-free, active life.
Animal Biomechanical Medicine is an evidence-based practice that uses a range of physical modalities to assess, treat and prevent musculoskeletal, neuromuscular and cardiorespiratory conditions in animals. We use various animal treatments for the following conditions:
We’re proud to partner with Noah’s Ark Vet Services in Medowie, which provides us with access to state-of-the-art facilities, diagnostic equipment and a team of highly skilled veterinary surgeons. We also work closely with The Pet Shop Boyz in Newcastle, where we often provide on-site treatments and advice.
Animal biomechanical medicine (ABM) focuses on assessing and treating biomechanical problems in animals. At our clinic in Port Stephens, we use ABM to help pets recover from injuries and improve their overall mobility.
We use acupuncture, herbs and other traditional Chinese medicine techniques to help pets in Port Stephens with a wide range of conditions. From pain relief to stress reduction, our team can create a treatment plan tailored to your pet’s needs.
Our hydrotherapy service uses a state-of-the-art underwater treadmill in warm, temperature-controlled water to help pets recover from injury, manage arthritis, or build strength after surgery.
Showcasing your dog or horse’s natural talents takes hard work and dedication. But sometimes, even the most dedicated athletes need a little extra help. Our team in Port Stephens offers performance optimisation services to help your furry friend reach their full potential.
We offer a variety of rehabilitation programs at our clinic in Port Stephens. From post-surgical care to chronic pain management, our team understands the importance of helping your animal companion recover in a safe and comfortable environment.
We provide natural pain management options for animals in Port Stephens. From acupuncture to laser therapy, we use safe, gentle and effective treatments to help your pet find relief.
Can't come to us? No problem! We offer mobile equine biomechanical service for horses in Port Stephens. Our team will come to your farm or stable to provide comprehensive care for your equine companion.
We offer rehabilitation services in Port Stephens. Our state-of-the-art facilities and equipment, combined with our experienced team, will help your animal get back on their feet in no time.
ABM is a safe and effective treatment for musculoskeletal disorders in animals. ABM practitioners are trained in the proper use of all techniques and will tailor each treatment to your animal’s individual needs.
Yes, acupuncture has been used to treat animals for centuries and is gaining popularity as a treatment option for pets in the Western world. A growing body of scientific evidence supports its efficacy for various conditions in animals.
Yes, our treatments are a very safe option for animals. We will thoroughly assess your animal before starting any treatment to ensure that it is appropriate for them.
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