'Enjoy being in the process of becoming'
Being a small business owner, it is so easy to get swept up and overwhelmed by the pressure. Constantly keeping multiple plates spinning can be pretty exhausting and it can be hard to just be in the moment.
When I think back to when I was studying and my ambitions of starting my own business, I certainly didn't think I would be where I am now. Having taken the plunge to go full time earlier this year, I have not looked back. I get to do the best job in the world and meet so many amazing people and animals on a daily basis, I am super grateful to each and every one who has crossed my path. The hard work really does pay off 💪
Here is to enjoying the journey 🧡
Take a look at what Carole and I got up to last weekend at Lowton Equine Rehabilitation! Thanks for letting me play with your new underwater treadmill 🤭
Oliver the agility dog took no time at all getting comfy and drifting off to sleep during his visit this week 😴
Congratulations to Oliver and team for qualifying for Crufts 2025 👏🏼 we can't wait to follow your journey 🧡
Can anyone guess Oliver's breed? 🤔
Yesterday Steve from Breckland Gundog Training brought some of his working dogs over to Turn it Around HQ for some training over longer distances 🐾 this gave me the perfect opportunity to understand their job better, see their routine first hand and therefore assess how to keep them in the best shape possible. We undertook some gait analysis and it was also lovely to just watch them doing what they do best!
Want to know how your dog is performing or how to keep them in tip top shape? Get in touch now!
All set up and ready at Foulden Fete and Fun dog show ☀️
I am holding a pop-up clinic at Dereham Dog Academy on Saturday the 13th April. All assessments and treatments booked for this date will receive a 10% discount ✨
Contact now to find out more or book your space!
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Meet Sam 🧡
Sam's human won our Christmas competition for a free treatment which he thoroughly enjoyed whilst soaking up the sunshine earlier this month.☀️
🔸Trigger points and spasms are very common, especially through the back, but what is actually going on?🔸
These fasciculations are involuntary muscle twitches which occur in the muscle fibres and can affect just a small section or the entire muscle. The muscle is unable to 'switch off'.
The causes of these are mostly likely due to fatigue, overuse, pain or injury which needs to be addressed alongside treatment of the symptoms.
Get in touch to find out how physiotherapy may help your pet!
📞 07770669363
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Some lovely big releases from Sven during his recent maintenance treatment 🧡
Things to look out for:
🔸Blowing out
🔸Softening the eyes/slow blinking
🔸Licking and chewing
🔸Yawning/eyes rolling back
Animals do speak, we just need to be willing listen and learn 💭