At Paws in Motion, our veterinary physiotherapy treatment programmes are designed by our experienced veterinarian and certified canine rehabilitation therapist, Dr Jane McNae, and aim to improve the rehabilitation process, encouraging a more rapid return to mobility and enjoyment of life.
Physiotherapy requires a skilled and qualified technician to apply appropriate techniques and clinical reasoning to manage pain and restore movement in your pet.
Physiotherapy for pets must be overseen by a Hong Kong registered veterinary surgeon to ensure the correct and safe treatments are administered appropriately to ensure rehabilitation goals are met.
At Paws in Motion, our veterinary physiotherapy treatment programmes are designed by our experienced veterinarian and certified canine rehabilitation therapist, Dr Jane McNae, and aim to speed up the healing process, encouraging a more rapid return to mobility and enjoy life again.
Dr Jane McNae graduated from the University of Queensland, Australia and has worked as a Veterinary Surgeon for 20 years, with 14 of those spent in Hong Kong. She is a Member by examination of the Australian College of Veterinary Scientists in Small Animal Surgery and has worked in emergency medicine in both HK and UK. She has examined, diagnosed and treated with medicine and surgery all the common conditions your pet may suffer.
Dr Jane has also worked extensively in the field of pet nutritional supplements and associated research in US and UK. From 2009 to 2014, she was the Course Director and Lecturer for the Royal Veterinary College, University of London, based in Hong Kong, delivering Asia’s first BSc (Hons) degree in Veterinary Nursing; a collaboration with the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. She currently teaches musculoskeletal and neurological anatomy to City University of Hong Kong's Advanced Diploma in Veterinary Nursing and is the Internal Moderator for the course.
Dr Jane is also a Certified Canine Rehabilitation Therapist with the Canine Rehabilitation Institute, USA and has completed an Internship with the Rehabilitation service at the Animal Medical Center, New York. She also holds the Diploma in Animal Physiotherapy through the College of Animal Physiotherapy in the UK.
Combined, Dr Jane's experience can provide an unparalleled depth of knowledge to help your pet recover. That’s why Paws in Motion is the veterinary physiotherapy service Hong Kong veterinarians and clients recommend. We are ready to help your furry best friend get back to strength and enjoying life.
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Mag So has an extensive interest in animals which led her to graduate from the University of Otago in New Zealand with a focus in Zoology. She spent a few years working with wildlife animals at Kadoorie Farm and Botanical Garden and developed an interest in husbandry and the nursing of animals. She then completed a Diploma in Veterinary Nursing from Unitec, New Zealand. She has recently been registered under New Zealand Veterinary Nursing Association as a Registered Veterinary Nurse.
After working in small animal clinics, she gained a focus in working with animals collaborating between animals and children, to promote the development of both children and animals. Combining her passion for training and enrichment, she extended her interest in physiotherapy and rehabilitation for animals to ensure that the best care of animals is achieved.
Mag enjoys spending time with her family of dogs, cats and rabbit and strive for the community to gain a higher respect for animals.
ContactStephanie ensures a smooth customer experience by being the bridge between clients and our veterinary team. She manages appointments, gathers information, supports our new pet patients and their families, so that our veterinary team is fully prepared for our visits. She also joins the team to meet clients and their furry babies at the clinic and home visits, so she can give pet cuddles too!
Stephanie loves all kinds of animals and used to visit local farms throughout the world when she was a flight stewardess with an overseas airline. She started fostering new-born puppies, young and sick dogs with various pet rescue groups and individuals since returning to Hong Kong some years ago. She is a big advocate of Positive Reinforcement in dog training.
After often shedding happy tears with her foster doggies when they found their fur-ever homes, she finally adopted her sassy pup, Melly.
ContactIt is important to make sure we have the correct diagnosis before treating your pet. Your family veterinarian will perform all the necessary diagnostic tests, X-rays or imaging and ensure that any required medical or surgical treatment is given. We liaise directly with your vet to obtain this information and to ensure any specific requirements are met and your pet receives continuity of care.
If your pet is not under current veterinary care, that’s OK! Our veterinary surgeon and rehabilitation therapist, Dr Jane McNae, is happy to take on new patients and assess their needs. You are welcome to call, or better still, complete our pet registration form to provide some basic information about your pet so we can contact you to discuss recommendations and options.
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