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Samantha Graves Veterinary Physiotherapy

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Welcome to SG Veterinary Physiotherapy. We provide a mobile small animal physiotherapy service acros
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SG Veterinary Physiotherapy is run by Samantha Graves BSc (Hons); MSc Vet Phys; CertSAHydro, who is registered and fully insured with the Institute of Registered Veterinary and Animal Physiotherapists (IRVAP). Samantha is also a qualified canine hydrotherapist and member of NARCH (National Association of Registered Canine Hydrotherapists). Samantha has an extensive background in animal science whi

ch began over 10 years ago studying for a degree in Bioveterinary Science. She then went on to pursue a career in animal rehabilitation and graduated from Harper Adams University in 2014 with an MSc in Veterinary Physiotherapy, accredited by the National Association of Veterinary Physiotherapists (NAVP). After qualifying as a veterinary physiotherapist, Samantha spent the next few years persuing her passion for small animal rehabilitation. She was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to work at a number of specialist rehabilitation centres in the south east, enabling her to further develop and refine her physiotherapy and hydrotherapy treatment tecnhiques. She also ran a mobile small animal physiotherapy service on the Isle of Wight. SG Veterinary Physiotherapy are specialists in canine rehabilitation and fitness with experience in treating a range of orthopaedic and neurological conditions. Physiotherapy can be beneficial in the treatment of:

osteoarthriritis
hip and elbow dysplasia
degenerative myelopathy
spinal issues
cranial cruciate ligamnet injury
tendonitis
muscle strain
mobility issues in elderly animals
sports injuries in athletic dogs. Each patient is individually assessed in order to tailor a physiotherapy treatment plan to meet their needs. The aim of physiotherapy is to restore movement and function as near to normal as possible. This can encompass pain management, maintenance of joint mobility, increasing muscle strength and more. Treatment sessions will vary depending on patient needs but can include a combination of electrotherapy, massage, stretching and land based exercises. In order to ensure that patients are receiving the best treatment, Samantha undertakes various CPD training events throughout the year to keep her skills and knowledge up to date.

28/07/2022

I have some availability for new or existing patients. Please get in touch if you would like to book an appointment for your dog.

31/10/2021

Doug was a little nervous when he first started physio. He is now much more relaxed and likes the pulse mag pad to be wrapped in a towel for comfort 😌

24/07/2021

Somebody likes to keep a close eye on the treat tin during his treatment!

15/07/2021

Betty mastering the balance pads!
It’s harder than it looks, really got to work those core stabilising muscles to keep your balance on an uneven surface.

05/07/2021

All current clients should have received an email today regarding pricing changes. If not, please check your junk mail or let me know at your next appointment.

02/06/2021

Such a lovely, smiley face to see this morning 😊
Chloe has arthritis and just loves a fuss during her sessions!

27/04/2021

Cheeky Mr. Radar sitting down on the job! 😂

28/03/2021

The lovely Thistle enjoys her physio sessions to help manage her arthritis and keep her comfortable in her golden years ❤️

15/03/2021

How do you keep a spaniel still for his physio?...with a licky mat covered in squeezy cheese 😋

04/03/2021

Therapeutic ultrasound is a modality I don’t use that often but it is very beneficial when it comes to tendon and ligament healing.

Radar has a chronic injury to his patellar ligament which runs over the knee cap.

12/02/2021

Somebody is waiting patiently to do his exercises! 😊

11/02/2021

A great body condition scoring chart with real life pictures.

The International Sled Dog Veterinary Medical Association published this 'real pictures' version of Body Condition Score Guidelines! It's a keeper!

20/01/2021

A recently published study has shown that integrating LASER or phototherapy into a treatment programme for dogs with degenerative myelopathy can be beneficial in helping to slow down progression of the condition (Miller et al, 2020).

Alfie has DM and always enjoys this part of his physio sessions.

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Daventry

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm

Telephone

+447866517997

Website

http://www.sgvetphysio.co.uk/

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Samantha has an extensive background in animal science which began over 10 years ago studying for a degree in Bioveterinary Science. She then went on to pursue a career in animal rehabilitation and graduated from Harper Adams University in 2014 with an MSc in Veterinary Physiotherapy, accredited by the National Association of Veterinary Physiotherapists (NAVP). After qualifying as a veterinary physiotherapist, Samantha spent the next few years pursuing her passion for small animal rehabilitation. She was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to work at a number of specialist rehabilitation centres in the south east, enabling her to further develop and refine her physiotherapy and hydrotherapy treatment techniques. She also ran a mobile small animal physiotherapy service on the Isle of Wight. SG Veterinary Physiotherapy are specialists in canine rehabilitation and fitness with experience in treating a range of orthopaedic and neurological conditions. Physiotherapy can be beneficial in the treatment of: osteoarthriritis hip and elbow dysplasia degenerative myelopathy spinal issues cranial cruciate ligamnet injury tendonitis muscle strain mobility issues in elderly animals sports injuries in athletic dogs. Each patient is individually assessed in order to tailor a physiotherapy treatment plan to meet their needs. The aim of physiotherapy is to restore movement and function as near to normal as possible. This can encompass pain management, maintenance of joint mobility, increasing muscle strength and more. Treatment sessions will vary depending on patient needs but can include a combination of electrotherapy, massage, stretching and land based exercises. In order to ensure that patients are receiving the best treatment, Samantha undertakes various CPD training events throughout the year to keep her skills and knowledge up to date.