Animal Physiotherapy

[peter4025]

A friend of mine has recently graduated with a master of Physiotherapy. She is an animal lover. She would like to open a Physiotherapy clinic for cats and dogs.
They suffer from same ilnesess as us humans. She claims that is an untapped market and could be profitable.

What do you think? Would you be willing to pay $60 - $75 per session to help your best friend? Is it a good idea?

 

[IM469]

If she had a veterinarian degree with her Physiotherapy degree but as it stands - other than humans - does she know what she is doing ?

 

[peter4025]

She doesn't have a veterinarian degree. She is planing to partner with a couple of veterinaries. The same way that she is partnering with medical doctors.

 

[Mr Bret]

This service already exists in Toronto, as does massage for dogs.

Not many providers, but they're there if you need them.

 

[peter4025]

I know that there are a few clinics. But is still an untapped market. I'm asking if you would pay for the therapy.