About Jessica and Hound House Hydro
Jessica Chase - Registered Canine Hydrotherapist and Physical/ Rehabilitation Therapist
Jessica is the founder and owner of Hound House Hydro and has worked exclusively in canine rehabilitation since 2019. Jessica began her rehabilitation training at Greyfriars Veterinary Referrals and Rehabilitation before furthering her studies to obtain her qualification as a Physical & Rehabilitation Therapist. She has continued to pursue postgraduate education throughout her career and was awarded a Certificate in Advanced Canine Osteopathic Techniques following completion of an advanced osteopathic masterclass.
In recognition of her contribution to the profession, Jessica was awarded Animal Therapist of the Year 2023 at the Animal Star Awards.
As an IAAT Registered Physical & Rehabilitation Therapist and Hydrotherapist, Jessica has a particular interest in mobility, function, rehabilitation, neurological conditions, orthopaedic conditions and supporting dogs following injury, illness or surgery. Her approach focuses on the individual dog, combining evidence-based rehabilitation with practical solutions that help dogs maintain confidence, independence and quality of life. In September 2026, Jessica will commence a Master's degree in Veterinary Physiotherapy and Clinical Rehabilitation, further expanding her knowledge and skills in animal rehabilitation. Alongside her canine work, she has also begun developing her education and experience within the equine sector.
Jessica is pictured with her beloved greyhounds, Misty and Grayson. Sadly, Grayson passed away at just seven years of age, but his influence continues to shape her approach to rehabilitation. Today, Misty shares the sofa with Woody, and both dogs have successfully recovered from spinal strokes occurring within six months of each other. Supporting her own dogs through neurological rehabilitation has provided invaluable personal insight alongside her professional experience and has helped develop a particular passion for neurological rehabilitation and helping dogs regain function, confidence and independence following life-changing injuries.