Veterinary Physiotherapist (IMSc) and Small Animal Hydrotherapist (Level 3 and 4) (MRAMP)

Emily has always had a great love of animals. Being surrounded by a variety of species from a young age, she felt compelled to pursue a career in the animal industry. Many years of volunteering, work experience, and work placement positions in veterinary practices, referral centres, equine yards, and farms helped to streamline her interest in veterinary physiotherapy. Having obtained an integrated masters degree in veterinary physiotherapy, Emily then went on to acquire a level 3 qualification in small animal hydrotherapy closely followed by the level 4 underwater treadmill advanced techniques module and class 4 K-Laser qualifications. Emily is passionate about improving the quality of life and wellbeing of animals and works constantly to improve her knowledge and skills that allows her to retain her RAMP membership (Register of Animal Musculoskeletal Practitioners). 

Emily owns 4 loveable yet highly strung Dachshund X Jack Russells that keep her extremely busy at home! She aims to treat your animals with the same care and respect that she treats her own.

Diana is a Master’s-qualified Veterinary Phystherapist with over nine years of experience working with animals across a variety of settings, including boarding kennels, rescue centres, and clinical environments. She is also a qualified Level 3 and Level 4 Hydrotherapist. 

Alongside her role at Hills, she works as a physiotherapist at another clinic in Northamptonshire, allowing her to bring a broad and well-developed skill set across multiple practices. Diana was one of the first physiotherapists to join the team when the physiotherapy service was introduced at Hills in 2025. She has a particular professional interest in orthopaedic cases and has extensive experience working with nervous and reactive dogs, adapting her approach to ensure each dog feels safe, supported, and able to benefit from treatment.

After a varied career, which started with completing a degree in Fashion Design, Charlotte realised she wanted to work with dogs. She made the move to do this by working at a dog kennels, specialising in difficult dogs, where she learnt a great deal about behaviour. 

Charlotte joined Hill's in October 2021 and has since developed a keen interest in canine health, rehabilitation, and recovery. Alongside completing her Canine First Aid qualification, she is currently studying towards her Level 3 Qualification in Canine Hydrotherapy and is also a certified K-Laser Practitioner. 

As part of her role, Charlotte supports our client services team, helping owners navigate their dog's rehabilitation journey from the very beginning. Whether answering questions, arranging appointments, or assisting with treatment planning and communication, she works to ensure every client feels informed, supported, and welcomed throughout their experience with us. 

Laura is currently completing her Level 3 qualification in Canine Hydrotherapy and works part-time at Hill's Canine Rehabilitation. Having always being passionate about caring for dogs, Laura discovered her interest in canine rehabilitation through work experience and is now working towards becoming a fully qualified hydrotherapist. She is enthusiatic about expanding her knowledge and skills and plans to continue her professional development within the canine care and rehabilitation field. Laura is also a certified K-Laser Practitioner.

In addition to her clinical training, Laura serves as one of our Client Care Coordinators and will often be one of the first people you will speak with when contacting the clinic. She plays a key role in welcoming new clients, guiding them through the onboarding process, and ensuring both owners and their dogs receive a friendly, supportive experience from their very first interaction with us.