Lauren Cranny Veterinary Physiotherapy

22/09/2025

OCTOBER AVAILABILITY...

Outside of my regular clients, this is currently the availability for October. This time of year is the perfect opportunity to book in as the seasons change but also as the ground tends to get slippy, causing muscle soreness and injury!

19/09/2025

SUCCESS STORY: OLIVE...

Olive is a 10 year old Labrador who has elbow arthritis, and like so many others her owner felt there was more that could be done to help her.

Follow the link to hear more about Olive and what her owners have said...

https://www.laurencrannyvp.co.uk/olive-easing-elbow-arthritis/

05/09/2025

September is Animal Pain Awareness Month and this poster lists just a few of the subtle signs that could indicate your animals is experiencing pain or discomfort.

It is so important to identify early indicators of discomfort, so if you feel something is not right or even just looks a bit off get in touch!

29/08/2025

Treacle’s emotional support toy of choice was hippo in this particular treatment session 🦛

She was snoring away pretty quickly after this 💤

22/08/2025

SEPTEMBER AVAILABILITY...

The following slots are available for September- I am currently booking through to October and November (!!!) so for regular clients its recommended to book in your next session with me at the time to avoid disappointment/to access to the most suitable time slots for you 🐾

11/08/2025

OUT OF OFFICE 13TH-20TH AUGUST...

Any messages and emails will be replied to, just maybe not as quickly as usual! See everyone soon 🐾

08/08/2025

Due to the success of the last informative evening talk I held in April, I have officially organised THREE more talks as part of an ongoing series which focusses on empowering and educating owners to do more for their dogs! 🙌

The first on Monday 15th September is caring for the small breed dog which will focus on our much-loved small breeds! 🐾 We will be taking a look at some of the most popular breeds, their specific postures, some of the common complaints and conditions for that breed and also what you can do as an owner to manage these!

Caring for the large breed dog will focus on the gorgeous large breeds, especially looking at our Retrievers, Shepherds, Greyhounds and more! This talk will also look at breed-specific posture, common complaints and conditions and how best to manage these as an owner 🐩

Caring for the athletic dog will involve both the working and competitive dogs of any breed! We will look at each of the main dog sporting activities, some of the common injuries which can occur and how to manage these as owners including the use of strength and conditioning for performance! 🏋️‍♀️

I am SO excited for these talks and as always, proceeds will be going to Margaret Green Animal Rescue 🐶

Please see the photos for more information- I will be posting reminders closer to the time. If there are any breed you would like me to talk about specifically, drop a comment and I'll try my best! ❤️

01/08/2025

Check out my latest blog post for CARE ! 🐾

In this article, I talk about using simple postural exercises for both identification of injury risk and as injury prevention exercises. As owners, understanding the subtle postural signs of discomfort is the starting point to being educated and proactive about your dog’s physical health. As professionals, we will be assessing your dog’s posture and formulating tailored rehabilitation plans which promotes a functional and comfortable dog depending on their needs.

I’m often heard saying to my clients that as little as 5-10 minutes of dedicated time on this a day can be so so effective!

Canine Arthritis Resources and Education are a great platform partnered with Canine Arthritis Management who are championing to provide education to owners and professionals about canine arthritis. They have tonnes of free educational material in their website so if you want to read more, click the link!

https://caninearthritis.org/from-slouch-to-strong-empowering-dog-owners-in-posture-based-injury-prevention/

The saying goes that “you can’t build a great building on a weak foundation” and this is exactly how we should be thinking when it comes to our dog’s posture. A house which is built on a poor foundation will […]

28/07/2025

As part of my continued professional development I recently listened into a webinar by Onlinepethealth on rabbit rehabilitation 🐰

It was so interesting to get some new ideas on how physiotherapy can help in treating the various musculoskeletal and neurological conditions that rabbits can acquire.

Did you know due their highly powerful muscles fibres, rabbits are prone to muscle strains and injury? 🩹

Rabbits are also prone to:

• osteoporosis
• osteoarthritis
• fractures, especially of the spine
• joint luxation, especially the hips

Get in touch if you have a rabbit that could benefit from physiotherapy! 🐇

Enjoy this picture of my own rabbit Smudge who sadly passed away last year 🌈