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20/02/2025

Today & every day 🐾

14/02/2025

Happy Valentines Day ❤️

11/02/2025

Thank you for the love 🖤

09/02/2025

Did you know that rehabilitation plays a vital role in your dog’s recovery after injury, surgery, or managing chronic conditions? 🐾

Two of the most effective therapies are:
- Hydrotherapy - Low-impact, great for joint pain & mobility!
- Land-Based Therapy - Strength-building & tailored exercises for recovery!

Which one is right for your pup? Our latest blog explores the benefits of both to help you decide! If you need expert guidance, Witsend is here to help. Read more now >> https://hubs.ly/Q035Nw6M0

07/02/2025

FUN FACT FRIDAY: Did you know your dog’s heart beats up to twice as fast as yours? ❤️ That’s a whole lot of love packed into one furry best friend! 🐾

06/02/2025

Just like humans, dogs can suffer from musculoskeletal issues, injuries and age-related conditions that may benefit greatly from physiotherapy. Learning how to recognise if your dog needs physiotherapy early on can help your furry companion stay active, healthy, and pain-free. 🐾

Here are some key indicators that your dog might need physiotherapy >> https://hubs.ly/Q035vyDr0

01/02/2025

Who's ready for the month of love? ❤️

29/01/2025

As the temperatures drop, the damp and cold creeps in and winter takes hold, it’s not just humans who feel the chill – our furry friends do too. Appreciating the impact of chilly climes on your dog’s joints and overall mobility can help you take measures to keep your dog comfortable, happy and active when cold weather hits >> https://hubs.ly/Q034qvMr0

27/01/2025

Expecting a New Baby? Here’s How to Help Your Dog Adjust! 🐾👶

Preparing your pup for a new baby takes some planning, but it’s key for creating a calm environment for everyone. Here are some tips to help make the transition smoother for both you and your dog:

1. Gradual Introduction: Start by exposing your dog to baby sounds and smells before the baby arrives. This could be from a baby blanket or even recorded sounds of a baby crying.

2. Set Boundaries Early: Create a safe, baby-free space for your dog where they can retreat if they feel overwhelmed. Start setting boundaries in areas where the baby will spend time, like the nursery.

3. Positive Associations: Reward your dog when they’re calm and relaxed around baby-related things. This helps them associate the new changes with positive experiences.

4. Routine is Key: Maintain your dog's routine as much as possible. Walks, feeding times, and play sessions can all help them feel secure during the big change.

5. Supervision is Essential: Always supervise any interaction between your dog and your baby, ensuring a safe and calm environment.

With a bit of preparation and patience, your dog can feel just as excited about the new arrival as you are!

25/01/2025

Who else's dog has read this guide? 🐾

21/01/2025

18/01/2025

Thank you for taking the time to give us this fantastic review - we truly appreciate it. It's a privilege to help and it's been great to see the progress.

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16/01/2025

Have you seen seen any changes in your dog's behaviour?

- Lagging behind on walks
- Limping after exercise
- Difficulty jumping
- Difficulty with stairs
- Feeling stiff
- Slow to rise

If you answered "yes" to one of these, your dog might be suffering from arthritis and in pain. Speak to your vet today!

The sooner an affected dog is properly diagnosed and treated, the sooner your dog can return to a better quality of life.

14/01/2025

Active dogs are often the healthiest and happiest, but it is really important to think about injury prevention. Whether your dog is an athlete or just loves a long weekend walk, understanding how to keep them fit and injury-free is important for their longevity. One of the best ways you can ensure your dog stays healthy is through physiotherapy. This helps to maintain your dog’s physical condition and support their overall health and wellbeing >> https://hubs.ly/Q031QVH-0

11/01/2025

09/01/2025

Play is more important for dogs than most people realise, and there is scientific evidence that shows that play affects a dog’s overall well-being and behaviour.

Here we explore how regular playtime can help strengthen the bond you have with your dog >> https://hubs.ly/Q031QVdV0

08/01/2025

Having one trainer devoted solely to you and your dog is a very effective way of training for all dogs, particularly with an easily distracted or very nervous dog. Sometimes a dog can do very well in a group course but there are just one or two training issues that are better addressed without too much activity going on.

Some people simply find the more laidback approach in a private session more suited to their needs and it can be a great way of entertaining the kids during holidays whilst they are taught to train and control the family dog in a fun and stimulating way. Contact us to find out more >> https://hubs.ly/Q031GmCG0

02/01/2025

January is Walk Your Dog Month, and it's the perfect time to kick-start the new year with healthy habits for you and your dog! 🐕 Even in the cold, fresh air and regular walks keep your dog mentally and physically fit. It's also a great bonding opportunity and helps burn off all that festive energy!

Whether it's a short stroll or an adventure in the countryside, don't forget to bundle up, bring some treats, and keep your furry friend safe on icy paths.

Let's get walking! 🐾 How many steps will you and your dog take today?