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Bsc (Hons) Veterinary physiotherapist covering Tamworth and surrounding!🐶🐴🐾

📍 Tamworth / Lichfield / Sutton Coldfield / Streetly / Walsall / Ashby De La Zouch / Swadlincote / Coleshill / Polesworth / Kingsbury / Castle Brom / Nuneaton / Atherstone

01/01/2025

🐴🐶2024🐶🐴

A huge thank you to everybody that supported me last year, and who continue to support me and allow me to do what I love best🐾

Below are some of the beautiful animals I got to treat over 2024. Happy new year!🥳🫶🐾

19/12/2024

Me and Roxy would like to wish all my four legged patients and their owners a merry Christmas!🎄🦌🎁🎅🏻🐾

09/12/2024

❗️RAWHIDE❗️

POSSIBLY THE MOST DANGEROUS DOG TREAT ON THE PLANET!

The chews are made from cattle or horse hides and their journey starts with the hides being soaked in a toxic sodium sulphide to remove the hair and fat. More chemicals are used in order to split the hide into layers which is then washed with hydrogen peroxide to give the white “pure” look and remove the rancid smell. Now comes the pretty festive colours and the glue to form cute shapes.

On testing, these chews have shown traces of arsenic, mercury, chromium and formaldehyde.
If that wasn`t bad enough they regularly cause intestinal blockages, poisoning from chemical residue and choking. The chews go slippery when wet and are near impossible to get hold of to save a choking dog.

Leave them in the shop or if some well meaning person buys them for your dog put them safely away and then dispose in the bin!

07/12/2024

🐾Meet the patient - REN🐾

Ren is the loveliest (and most talkative😉) German Shepherd! Ren has physio to help maintain comfort of his front legs due to previous lameness, as well as monitoring his back for compensatory issues 🐾

Ren loves to hold a conversation during his physio, as well as back chatting to his owners when they’re too slow on the treats!🤣🐾

If your dog has had previous lameness, physio may help! Get in touch📲

30/11/2024

Andddd relax 💤 Belle has physiotherapy to help with her arthritic joints, and to help relieve tension down her back🐾

Dogs with arthritis may appear more stiff and uncomfortable during the colder months. Physiotherapy can help to help maintain/improve comfort and joint mobility, through the use of electrotherapies, manual therapies, tailored gentle exercises and advice ❄️

05/11/2024

Happy Staffie smiles to brighten your Tuesday morning😍🐾.

Ziggy has physio to help reduce joint stiffness, improve mobility, rebalance his weight shifting, relax his tight muscles, and stimulate his weaker muscles - and he always greets me with the biggest smile and waviest tail 🐾

Message me to find out more information on physiotherapy for your dog 📲

25/10/2024

I think it’s safe to say Maisie relaxed into her physio!💤💤💤

21/09/2024

Sleep tight Duo💔🪽

Duo was the most precious pony. She played a huge part in my journey becoming a physio - helping out with her before I got to uni, then practicing all my skills on her throughout my 3 years studying, to treating her regularly all the way up until last month … I genuinely loved seeing her🥲

Will forever be grateful for what you taught me Duo❤️

17/09/2024

Scamp enjoyed some physiotherapy to help with his very tense muscles in his back, shoulders and back legs💪

His muscle tightness was impacting his range of motion due to muscle spasming, but he relaxed so well into his treatment, that by the end of his massage, his range of motion had massively improved and he proceeded to enjoy some hindlimb stretches! Such a cutie🐾

06/09/2024

🐾Wobble cushion🐾

The wobble cusion is a great piece of equipment to target a dogs balance, strength and proprioception

The exercise can be adapted to varied difficulties, making it great to help with a lot of conditions

In this video, Ozzy was completing this exercise for his IVDD rehabilitation, targeting his limb strength, core muscles, balance and proprioception, all of which he massively improved throughout his recovery💪

03/08/2024

Collie smiles 😍 this lovely boy had an assessment, focussing on his shoulder as he’s recently showed signs of discomfort in the area, as well as uneven weight bearing of the front legs🐾

He had some red light therapy, as well as a compressive massage to relive the knots down his back, with some exercises prescribed to help with weight bearing and muscle build up🐾

Veterinary physiotherapy assessments involve observing the patient statically and dynamically, as well as palpating the joints, muscles and soft tissues on the patient, so can help to identify areas of pain, discomfort, asymmetry and/or increased/decreased muscle tone, and we treat accordingly, to help each individual animal🐾

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25/07/2024

That smile!😍 Tess had a physiotherapy assessment today, seeing how her interesting hindlimb conformation impacts her, the way she moves and her sitting posture

We’re working on getting a consistent square sit, which will also help engage the hindlimb muscles correctly, and increase their strength when she transitions into a stand, as well as doing some massage to reduce tension in the areas where she’s been compensating🐶🐾

09/07/2024

🦴🐾🐶TRIPAWD MOT🐶🐾🦴

Meet Bowser, the lovely German Shepherd who has 3 legs! Bowsers owner wanted a physio check over of him, due to him adapting his posture, gait and lifestyle after having a forelimb amputation. He doesn’t let his amputation stop him living his best life!🐶🐾

Sarahs Dog Training & Behaviour

30/06/2024

It’s so nice working outside when the sky is blue and the suns out (although it doesn’t last long)⛅️🌤️☀️☁️🌧️

Couple of photos of Hagar last week, who had a physio check over as well as a whole body massage to help areas of muscle tightness - he’s such a lovely boy 🐴

10/06/2024

⭐️Ozzy⭐️ demonstrating some weaving! Ozzy is coming towards the end of his IVDD rehabilitation programme, having progressed from being very wobbly and kyphotic, to being 99% back to his old self🤩 he’s had a combination of a manual therapy, electrotherapies and a remedial exercise plan, to help him along his recovery, as well as dedicated owners who have adapted things around their home to also help him. Good job Ozzy!🥳

27/04/2024

Roxy enjoying a shoulder massage 😴😍 Roxy’s a muscly Staffie so I like to maintain her muscle health and quality to make sure she’s comfortable🐶🐾

As well as benefitting muscle health, massage also has positive effects on joint mobility, circulation, promoting relaxation, reducing swelling/inflammation, proprioception and reducing stiffness🐶

It can benefit dogs of any age, size and breed, particularly older arthritic dogs, dogs following surgery, sporting/performance dogs, and dogs post injury🐶

08/04/2024

IVDD rehabilitation (post surgery)🐶

Meet Max, who underwent some physiotherapy, following his IVDD surgery

Due to spinal cord compression, Max required moderate support to help him stand, walk and balance, following his surgery. His left leg was weaker, which knuckled quite a lot

Fast forward, Max is now able to use both legs equally, can walk unassisted, and is back to being a playful happy boy!

Physiotherapy can benefit dogs following spinal surgery, alongside their rest period, to regain feeling and movement in their effected limbs, as well as working on strength, coordination, proprioception and balance, to achieve the most successful outcomes!

Message me to find out more! 📲

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Tuesday	9am - 9pm
Wednesday	9am - 9pm
Thursday	9am - 9pm
Friday	9am - 9pm
Saturday	9am - 9pm
Sunday	9am - 9pm

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I think it’s safe to say Maisie relaxed into her physio!💤💤💤 #vetphysio

🐾Wobble cushion🐾 The wobble cusion is a great piece of equipment to target a dogs balance, strength and proprioception The exercise can be adapted to varied difficulties, making it great to help with a lot of conditions In this video, Ozzy was completing this exercise for his IVDD rehabilitation, targeting his limb strength, core muscles, balance and proprioception, all of which he massively improved throughout his recovery💪 #vetphysio #vetphysiotherapy #dachshund

Relaxing morning spent with this little lady, having her routine physiotherapy 🐴💗

Roxy enjoying a shoulder massage 😴😍 Roxy’s a muscly Staffie so I like to maintain her muscle health and quality to make sure she’s comfortable🐶🐾 As well as benefitting muscle health, massage also has positive effects on joint mobility, circulation, promoting relaxation, reducing swelling/inflammation, proprioception and reducing stiffness🐶 It can benefit dogs of any age, size and breed, particularly older arthritic dogs, dogs following surgery, sporting/performance dogs, and dogs post injury🐶 #vet #vetphysio #dogmassage #staffie

IVDD rehabilitation

IVDD rehabilitation (post surgery)🐶 Meet Max, who underwent some physiotherapy, following his IVDD surgery Due to spinal cord compression, Max required moderate support to help him stand, walk and balance, following his surgery. His left leg was weaker, which knuckled quite a lot Fast forward, Max is now able to use both legs equally, can walk unassisted, and is back to being a playful happy boy! Physiotherapy can benefit dogs following spinal surgery, alongside their rest period, to regain feeling and movement in their effected limbs, as well as working on strength, coordination, proprioception and balance, to achieve the most successful outcomes! Message me to find out more! 📲

🐶canine stretches🐶 I spent this morning practicing stretches on (a very chilled) Harvey🐶 Stretches maintain/improve muscle flexibility, strength and health, decreasing stiffness and improving joint range of motion as a result🐶 Here, I performed forelimb protraction and retraction🐶

Practicing equine kneading today - a form of petrissage (massage)🐴 So glad we are back doing all this practical work🐴👐