About Us

About Hannah Meeker & Brook Barn

The setting up of Brook Barn Canine Rehabilitation has enabled me to realise my vision of a centre that provides a combination of treatment options under one roof. This enables me to provide the optimal rehabilitation / treatment plan for your dog: a centre that combines science, technology and clinical reasoning with compassion and care.

I have been working with dogs for the past 5 years. Prior to this I have been a human health and fitness specialist and ran my own business.

I am a full member of the Canine Hydrotherapy Association (CHA) and Canine Massage Guild (CMG). Continued membership requires a minimum of 25 hours of continuing professional development (CPD) each year to ensure my skills are up to date. I am also in the latter stages of a Diploma in Animal Physiotherapy and intend on offering this service soon.

I have also had extensive first-hand experience with my own dogs and can appreciate and empathise with how daunting and emotional the rehabilitation process can be.

Pragmatic Approach to Treatment
My approach is a pragmatic and flexible one: 
For example, it may be that your dog is scheduled for a session in the hydrotherapy treadmill, but that the health check completed prior to any session highlights significant muscular tension. 
We can then opt for a clinical massage treatment during this session instead, reducing muscular tension rather than exacerbating it. 
For me it’s about working together to achieve the best possible outcome. 
 
We offer a comprehensive muscular heath check in advance of any treatment plan.
 

Brook Barn Canine Rehabilitation

A centre that combines science, technology and clinical reasoning with compassion & care

About Hannah Meeker & Brook Barn

I have been working with dogs for the past 5 years. Prior to this I have been a human health and fitness specialist and ran my own business.

I have also had extensive first-hand experience with my own dogs and can appreciate and empathise with how daunting and emotional the rehabilitation process can be.

Pragmatic Approach to Treatment

My approach is a pragmatic and flexible one:

For example, it may be that your dog is scheduled for a session in the hydrotherapy treadmill, but that the health check completed prior to any session highlights significant muscular tension.

We can then opt for a clinical massage treatment during this session instead, reducing muscular tension rather than exacerbating it.

For me it’s about working together to achieve the best possible outcome.

We offer a comprehensive muscular heath check in advance of any treatment plan.

Pragmatic Approach

I work closely with you and your vet to ensure we do the best we can for your dog.

Hannah Meeker: Founder & Centre Manager

I am a full member of the Canine Hydrotherapy Association (CHA) and Canine Massage Guild (CMG). Continued membership requires a minimum of 25 hours of continuing professional development (CPD) each year to ensure my skills are up to date.

For my qualifications please see the box below.

View Our Facilities

Feel free to come and visit the facilities. If you could phone first to arrange a suitable time I can ensure I am not treating a dog at this time.

I am more than happy to discuss your dog and the treatment options available in person or over the phone on 01963 34251.

Alternatively Contact Us by email.

Vet Referral

In order to commence any treatment plan I do need a referral from your vet. This ensures any relevant history is obtained and that your dog is healthy enough to receive treatment. This is a straight forward process so let me know if I can assist you.

Our opening times are flexible and we offer daytime, evening and weekend appointments.

Contact Hannah to discuss your dog’s condition.

Book an appointment for a muscular health check.