Move More Veterinary Physiotherapy

01/07/2025

We’re thrilled to announce our partnership with Dog Behaviour Clinic - providing support for your dog’s mental and physical health.

We recognise the strong connection between physical health and behaviour. and we offer a comprehensive approach that not only addresses unwanted behaviours but also identifies and manages the pain that may be driving them. This integrated care ensures your dog receives the support they need—both emotionally and physically—for a happier, healthier life.

That’s why we’re thrilled to announce our partnership with Move More Veterinary Physiotherapy. Together, we’re offering a unique, integrated service that not only addresses behavioural challenges but also targets the physical discomfort that may be causing them. Let us help your dog feel better—inside and out.

29/06/2025

Changes in a dog’s behaviour are often the first visible signs of chronic pain.

Discomfort may present as increased irritability, withdrawal, reluctance to be touched, or sudden behavioural issues such as noise phobia, aggression or anxiety. These signs are frequently misattributed to training or temperament problems, when in fact, pain may be the underlying cause.

27/06/2025

22/06/2025

New Services Now Available! 🐾
Alongside my mobile veterinary physiotherapy for horses and dogs, I’m now offering dog walking and home pet visits — by request from my lovely clients.

These new services are a natural extension of the care I already provide, allowing me to support your pets’ well-being in more everyday ways.

With a First-Class Honours Degree in Veterinary Physiotherapy, 8 years’ experience in boarding and rescue kennels, and over 4 years working alongside a canine behaviourist (using force-free, fear-free handling), I bring both professional knowledge and real-world experience in caring for dogs of all breeds, ages and temperaments. 🐶🐾

I’m excited to now offer even more ways to support you and your amazing animals. 😊

📩 Message me to find out more or to book!
📞 07877383892
📧 [email protected]
Or message me here on Facebook or Instagram!

26/05/2025

It’s been a challenging few weeks for our handsome boy Tucker. 🐶💙

After a lot of thought, discussion, and consultations with multiple vets, we made the difficult decision to go ahead with surgery to remove a large, uncomfortable soft tissue sarcoma (cancerous lump) on his shoulder. At 13 years old, this was not a decision made lightly, but leaving the lump wasn’t an option—it would have only continued to grow and cause him more pain.

Tucker was referred to Dick White Referrals for surgery. Before the procedure, he underwent chest scans to check for any spread of the cancer. Thankfully, his lungs were clear, and the surgery could go ahead. After an anxious wait, we were so relieved to hear that he came through surgery well.

A few days after returning home, Tucker gave us another big scare. He suddenly developed symptoms consistent with a stroke or vestibular syndrome—his eyes were flickering, he was disoriented, unable to get up or walk, and completely unbalanced. We had urgent blood work done to rule out post-surgical clotting issues (hypercoagulation), but thankfully, everything came back normal.

Whether it was a mini stroke or vestibular syndrome, we may never know—but we’re incredibly grateful he’s made a good recovery and is healing well. He is happy, mobile, and very much back to himself in spirit. 💙 A lot of TLC and some physiotherapy treatment from me to give him extra support.

24/12/2024

Tucker and I would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 🎄🎊

Thank you for all the continued support throughout the year! 💙

15/12/2024

Thank you Dog Behaviour Clinic ❤️

My last post was about my own physiotherapy and personal training. Of course, recovery and fitness is just as important for our dogs.

For the last couple of years I have had the pleasure of working collaboratively with Laura Delve, vet physiotherapist, Move More Veterinary Physiotherapy. Laura is a fully qualified and insured mobile equine and canine BSc (Hons) veterinary physiotherapist and she has treated my own dogs, along with some of the rescue dogs I have worked with and some of my clients dogs. Laura also believes in fear free handling.

So what is veterinary physiotherapy? Is it only for injuries, or to help manage pain, or provide support following orthopaedic, neurological or general surgery?

Veterinary physiotherapy can also be utilised to improve movement and restore normal muscle control for better motor performance and function. It can also be used to improve biomechanics and athletic ability.

It can even help maintain joint range of motion, and promote joint health to give senior dogs the best outcome. Cold weather can exacerbate joint conditions, such as arthritis, increasing their pain, or cause more stiffness and a reluctance to exercise. Physiotherapy helps maintain joint health, fluidity, and reduces discomfort while also improving their strength, balance and coordination to help further support their joints and overall physical health.

You can contact Move More Physiotherapy here -
📞 07877383892
📧[email protected]

or you can message their Facebook or Instagram pages

31/08/2024

The beautiful Rupert had a session with me yesterday for a general check-up and maintenance physiotherapy. He enjoyed his treatment and was very relaxed throughout. He is such a wonderful boy and a pleasure to treat! 💙

If you think your horse or dog will benefit from a physiotherapy session or have any questions, feel free to get in contact with me! 🐶🐴

📞 07877383892
📧 [email protected]
You can also message me on my Facebook or Instagram pages

20/08/2024

This handsome little chap is Louie, a Shih Tzu-Yorkshire Terrier cross (Shorkie). I was asked to help him following TPLO surgery to repair his cruciate ligament and have had a couple of physiotherapy sessions with him. I have been using a combination of modalities, including laser therapy and exercise prescription, to aid his overall healing, increase strength and coordination in the affected limb, and reduce compensatory issues. He is such a happy little man and a pleasure to treat.

If you think your horse or dog will benefit from a physiotherapy session or have any questions, feel free to get in contact with me! 🐶🐴

📞 07877383892
📧 [email protected]
You can also message me on my Facebook or Instagram pages

10/07/2024

This is the beautiful Stanley and Phoenix. They had a general check-up and maintenance physiotherapy session with me last week to ensure they’re feeling their best. They each received a massage and laser therapy to alleviate any areas of muscle tension and discomfort. Both were absolutely lovely, and I thoroughly enjoyed treating them. 🐴

If you think your horse or dog will benefit from a physiotherapy session or have any questions, feel free to get in contact with me! 🐶🐴

📞 07877383892
📧 [email protected]
You can also message me on my Facebook or Instagram pages

11/06/2024

This very large and handsome boy is Winston, a Mastiff cross who received physiotherapy treatment with me following a cranial cruciate ligament repair. The early goals of treatment are to aid the healing process, reducing compensatory issues and encourage mobility. He was such a good boy, a big friendly giant! 🐾💙

If you think your horse or dog will benefit from a physiotherapy session or have any questions, feel free to get in contact with me! 🐶🐴

📞 07877383892
📧 [email protected]
You can also message me on my Facebook or Instagram pages

25/04/2024

Some lovely reviews from my clients. I’m lucky to see such great patients and owners. 💙

If I have treated your animal in the past, it would be really appreciated if you could leave me a review on my page. 🐶🐴

If you think your horse or dog will benefit from a physiotherapy session or have any questions, feel free to get in contact with me! 🐶🐴

📞 07877383892
📧 [email protected]
You can also message me on my Facebook or Instagram pages