I'm extending my business to support the well-being and rehabilitation of these fantastic animals.
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I would love to hear from you and where possible work in partnership with you to ensure the physical and mental well-being of your canine companion. My name is Charlotte Speller, and I am the proud owner of Lead the Way! Animals of all types have always been and always will be my absolute passion! As a family we have always owned dogs (Shih Tzus, English Bull Terriers and Boxers) and various small
domestic pets. Looking after there every need, making sure they are fit, well and contented, makes me happy. I have lived in Enfield all my life and know the surrounding areas well. Inspired by Brutus, my beautiful 3 year old Boxer, I have been working with a local dog training club for 3 years and started professionally dog walking in 2012. I have completed Levels 2 and 3 in Canine Care Management and Training, Training and Behaviour as well as an Odin Instructors Course and Canine First Aid. Additionally, I have also obtained my Grade 2 with the British Institute of Professional Dog Trainers Instructors (BIPDT). Added to this, I am CRB (Police) checked, fully insured, and hold a full clean driving licence and have my own transport specifically tailored for the safe transportation for your pet(s).
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Pulling on the LeadAugust 4, 2024/0 Comments/in Dog Physio London, Pet Physio London, Physical Therapy For Dogs, Rehabilitation for Pets/by Charlotte Walking your dog should be one of the most enjoyable things about owning your pet. Yet during my time as a behaviour trainer, I saw many people stru...
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New blog this week on the importance of sleep for your dogs. check it out at
Lead The Way is a specialist mobile canine physiotherapist operating in the North London region. From her base in Enfield, Charlotte has extensive experience of treating all breeds from new born puppies through to dogs enjoying their twilight years.
Hi Everyone,
Quick post today about the heat we are experiencing. I know after the long wet winter and lack of sun we have had this year, we are understandably all very excited now the sun is shining and the weather is warm. A word of caution though, your dog may unfortunately not share your enthusiasm! They are wearing a fur coat in this heat that they can’t take off, they are also unable to sweat as effectively and can struggle to cool down in the weather we are experiencing.
Whilst the weather is warm please;
· Regardless of breed, think about walking your dog in the early morning or in the evening when the sun is going down and temperatures are cooler (even at these times it can still be very warm) so please be aware.
· Try and walk in shaded arears where they are away from direct sunlight.
· Don’t leave your dog in the car!!! No not ever no no no.
· Make sure you dog has plenty of water and shade at home.
· Do not leave dogs in conservatories, similar to a car they get extremely hot and present a very real risk to your pet.
Preventing heat stroke in dogs is easy with some forethought, however every year many dogs die unnecessarily because owners do not correctly assess the risks. No dog has died missing a walk…. so please have fun in the sun but ensure your dog can rest and keep cool while the temperatures are high. Ideally leave them home they won't be bored they will sleep.
Hi everyone, just wrote my blog about last week's fun dog show at Barclay Park. Thank you to Anthony and Louise Dog's Health and Well-being, Canine Bowen Technique for organising a fabulous day. If you want to read in full go to www.leadthewayphysio.co.uk
Looking forward to tomorrow at Barclay Park in hoddesdon. Hope to see you all there.
Hi everyone, I will be here this Sunday giving a short talk on recognising pain in your dogs and providing free movement analysis on your dogs at my stall and there maybe some tasty dog treats for you and your furry friends. Look forward to seeing you Sunday
Thank you so much to Petplan UK . I won tickets on their page to 2024. Nellie had a fantastic time in the sensory garden and in the ball pit. Hope to see you again next year. Full Goodwoof blog can be found on my website www.leadthewayphysio.co.uk
Hi everyone, I’ve had a lovely day at the Home Counties Boxer Welfare Fun Day in St Alban's. A very special thank you to Donna Russell, Rosemary Westbrook, Karen Kirby and Lorraine Harvey for hosting a fabulous day for Boxers, raising much needed funds for charity and especially for allowing me to attend! Full blog and photos can be found on https://leadthewayphysio.co.uk/
Happy New Year! So excited to see what 2024 brings for my developing business, looking forward to working with you and your dog on their physiotherapy needs
Hi everyone I need just 6 more dogs to reach my goal of 20. Please if you know anyone who has a dog who fits the bill. I am looking for dogs that either have been diagnosed by a vet with mild to moderate osteoarthritis or if you are an owner of a dog who has noticed their dog slowing up recently. Not jumping on the sofa like they did or pausing on walks etc.
🐶 Weight 20kg -50kg
🐶 No dogs with cancer unfortunately or librella medication.
🐶 Happy to be handled by a kind and caring researcher
🐶 Enfield/Waltham Abbey/Cheshunt/Winchmore Hill/ Cuffley/Geoff's Oak. Unfortunately can't go to ULEZ zone
What will the process be?
An appointment to be booked to take measurements of your dogs joints and to fit either a static magnet collar or a placebo. You will not know. After 4 weeks a repeat appointment will be made to retake measurements. A daily log will need to be filled out but don't worry not time consuming.
My research may help many owners/vets/veterinary physiotherapists to provide a cost effective addition to treatment to manage osteoarthritis or movement limiting conditions.
Please message 07592209198 or pm me if interested
I am looking for dogs that either have been diagnosed by a vet with mild to moderate osteoarthritis or if you are an owner of a dog who has noticed their dog slowing up recently. Not jumping on the sofa like they did or pausing on walks etc.
🐶 Weight 20kg -50kg
🐶 No dogs with cancer unfortunately
🐶 Happy to be handled by a kind and caring researcher
🐶 Enfield/Waltham Abbey/Cheshunt/Winchmore Hill/ Cuffley/Geoff's Oak. Unfortunately can't go to ULEZ zone
What will the process be?
An appointment to be booked to take measurements of your dogs joints and to fit either a static magnet collar or a placebo. You will not know. After 6 weeks a repeat appointment will be made to retake measurements. A daily log will need to be filled out but don't worry not time consuming.
My research may help many owners/vets/veterinary physiotherapists to provide a cost effective addition to treatment to manage osteoarthritis or movement limiting conditions.
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Hi I'm a 3rd year veterinary physiotherapy student and I'm looking for participants for my disertation on static magnet collars and I need some doggy volunteers that fit the below:
1) weigh 30kg-50kg so this includes Labradors, golden retrievers, German shepherds etc
2) must have diagnosed osteoarthritis.
3)must be able to walk unaided and be able to sit to stand without help
4) ok with being handled.
All participants will have to do is wear a collar for the designated time and have measurements of joint range of motion at 0,4 and 8 weeks and for owners to fill out a short daily diary. If you are interested and want more information please contact me on 07592209198 Whatsapp is best or by private message please share to anyone who fits the criteria
Please everyone scan the QR code or email the council before Friday. We need to save our park. See pages Whitewebbs Woof & Walkers and Walking in Whitewebbs Park Enfield for more information.
Hi could u post pls dog found montagu rd n18 not chipped has had puppies Enfield council collected her said if owner not found will b rehomed, can you pls share with the picture thank you
Some of these are just bites waiting or happening now. This is not acceptable behaviour or the dog being 'a good big brother'
Hi everyone, my friend is a fully qualified RVN and is running online dog first aid courses. This is a must for any dog owner and especially any pet professional. You can save your dogs life with these skills. Please click the link https://rachel-bean-s-school.teachable.com/p/canine-first-aid-course
This course is for everyone, Dog Owners, Dog Walkers, Dog Daycare staff, Dog Groomers, Home Boarders, Dog Trainers, Kennel Staff, Behaviourists
Hi everyone, have you got a puppy/dog over lockdown and are now going back to work? Worried your dog may have seperation issues? Thinking of having a much needed break? (powers that be willing) then please contact me on 07592209198 for all your pets needs.
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