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is usually used for dogs, canine hydrotherapy. what we're trying to achieve with with her here basically the same, so we are trying to improve her balance, strengthen her legs and get her to taking individual steps with her hind legs, so she is walking normally. three, two, one. it slows down her movement so she can't hop. instead, she has to start walking. over time, the treatment has improved her movement and strength. bunny is a lucky calf because she was born on the harper adams dairy unit and this is also the harper adams facility but the question is, is there a role for this kind of therapy in day—to—day farming? bunny is a kind of pioneering case, so our students have done a great job, and i hope with seeing the success of this we might be able to say to the wider community, yes, there is some application of physiotherapy in farm animals. a shower after treatment,