Emily Skinner McTimoney Veterinary Chiropractor

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Emily Skinner McTimoney Veterinary Chiropractor

Emily Skinner MSc, BSc (Hons), MAA, RAMP.

Advanced certified McTimoney Veterinary Chiropractor & Sports Massage Therapist covering Northants, Bucks, and Leicestershire.

29/09/2025

I am away till 3rd October and am likely to have limited signal so please be patient waiting for a response if you message me during this time. Thank you 🏖️

13/09/2025

Nearly a month late posting this (whoops 🙈) but I'd like to officially announce that I'm now an Advanced Certified McTimoney Veterinary Chiropractor 🎉 this means that I'm now trained to use a wider range of chiropractic techniques which many of my clients have already been benefiting from 😊

Pictured is a happy Alfie after his last treatment 🥰

09/08/2025

Super proud of this little team coming 2nd this week in the Starters Cup final at the Kennel Club International Agility Festival 🎉 all the hard work and dedication is really paying off 💪🏼 Well done Emily and Finn (), I feel truly honoured to be a part of your support team.

16/07/2025

Two very sleepy boys after their treatments yesterday 🥰

Both Finn and Scooby discovered their love for McTimoney animal chiropractic treatments in their first sessions, now when I visit I get greeted by some very happy dogs followed by them wanting to lay down and snooze with me before we've even started 😂

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Emily Skinner
Level 7 qualified, RAMP and MAA member

📞07415057748
✉️ [email protected]
www.esvetchiro.co.uk

28/04/2025

Book your space at the Free McTimoney College of Chiropractic webinar:
Arthritis in Animals – Understanding the Condition and the Role of Chiropractic Care - May 8, 2025 07:30 PM

For more information and to register click on the 🔗 in our bio.

21/02/2025

⚠️ The Truth About Pacing in Dogs: A Sign of Compensation, Not Efficiency

Introduction: Is Pacing in Dogs Really More Efficient?

There is a widely held belief in the dog world that a pacing gait—where a dog moves both legs on the same side of the body together—is more energy-efficient than a trot. That pacing is a restful gait, which allows for energy conservation.

🔎 However, biomechanical studies on both quadruped animals and quadruped robots suggest otherwise. In fact, pacing at trotting speeds is often compensatory, meaning the dog is likely adjusting its movement from a contralateral gait (trot) to an ipsilateral gait (pace) to avoid the torque inherent in a contralateral gait.

🧠 Understanding why this happens, and what we should be doing about it, is crucial for dog owners, trainers, and breeders.

Read the full blog post, with marked up, explanatory graphics, and linked studies on my website.

https://canineconditioningcoach.com/the-truth-about-pacing-in-dogs-a-sign-of-compensation-not-efficiency/

07/01/2025

⭐️NEW CLIENT OFFER⭐️

I am thrilled to announce a special introductory offer for new clients this January!

Why not start 2025 right by ensuring your pets are feeling their best. McTimoney veterinary chiropractic treatments can help with a wide range of concerns such as discomfort, pain, performance, movement and behaviour. Each session is tailored to the individual animal to ensure they receive the top level of care.

For this month only I am offering a 20% off first sessions for new clients if booked by 31st January 2025.

Let’s work together to keep your pets happy and healthy! 🐴🐾

Message me for more details or to book an appointment.

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Emily Skinner
Level 7 Qualified
Member of RAMP and MAA

📞07415057748
📧[email protected]
www.esvetchiro.co.uk

06/01/2025

Olly pulled some pretty impressive faces after his treatment this evening 😂🥰
It was so nice to get back out treating today and recieving these lovely responses from happy, content and relaxed animals after a little break over the holidays. Bring on 2025 💪🏼

26/12/2024

A little bit late posting but Merry Christmas to all of my lovely clients and followers 🎄
I also wanted to say a massive thank you for all of your support this year ❤️

04/12/2024

Bosky and Ozzy enjoying a snooze after their treatments last week 💤🥰

I still have some availability for December if you would like to book in before Christmas 🎄

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📞 07415057748

✉️ [email protected]

💻 www.esvetchiro.co.uk

21/10/2024

Thank you to those who have been patiently waiting for replies whilst I have been away on a mini break. I am having an admin afternoon to catch up with everything so keep an eye on your inboxes 👀

Bonnie would also like to say thank you and to let you all know that she had a great first holiday 😊🐾

15/09/2024

I've had an amazing weekend meeting lots of lovely dogs and their owners 🐾❤️

Thank you to everyone who stopped to say hello and to the hosts Leicester Animal Aid and Delapre Dog Day (organised by Trinkety-Paws).

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