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29/10/2024

Managing winter aches ❄️ 🍂

As we come into winter months, aches and pains for our animals start to flare up more. The cold and the wet weather gives rise to higher levels of pain and stiffness in compromised joints and muscles, whether from disease or injury.

Physiotherapy can help provide pain relief and help strengthen muscles to support the joints. We can also provide advice on the best warm-up routine and exercise protocols for your animal

If you're looking to keep your dog or horse healthy and happy this winter, get in touch to see how we can help:
📞 Text or Whatsapp: 07592866913
📧 Email: [email protected]
💻Web: www.emilyshawvetphysio.co.uk

03/08/2024

☀️ August offer ☀️

Offering 10% off to all new clients and existing clients that book in for August!

Full physiotherapy treatment including gait analysis, clinical palpation, tailored treatment and remedial exercise programmes.

I offer services to horses of all shapes and sizes from happy hackers to competition horses and everything in between. I also treat dogs including companion or working/sporting dogs

Limited spaces available so please message me if you’d like booking in!

📱 07592866913
📧 [email protected]

27/07/2024

Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS). TENS is a non-invasive, pain-relieving treatment used to treat conditions such as osteoarthritis and musculoskeletal pain. The TENS machine delivers an electrical current via sticky pads called electrodes that are placed on the treatment area. The electrical pulses produced by the TENS machine disrupts the pain signals from the muscle to the brain and causes endorphins to be released, causing an increase in blood flow, which in turn helps to reduce muscle tension and pain.

This acts as a natural pain relief and is great for:
✅Reducing muscle fasciculations
✅Reducing muscle tension
✅Increasing circulation
✅Increasing nerve stimulation
✅Decreasing swelling and oedema
✅Decreasing pain

This is also a fantastic piece of equipment that owners can use at home to help their horse or dog if needed. Before using, make sure you get your physiotherapist advice on settings and how to use!

22/06/2024

🐎 What is physiotherapy for? 🐕

A common misconception of physio is that it is only used for animals in recovery from injury or surgery. Although this is partly true, it has numerous other uses and benefits for your animal(s).

Physiotherapy is beneficial for all animals. From the performance to leisure animals, general maintenance, aiding the mental development of younger animals and post/pre surgery or injury cases, the benefits of physiotherapy extend beyond those mentioned below. The goal is always to promote comfort and mobility, reduce pain but most importantly increasing their quality of life.
Get in touch to see how it could help your animal!
📱07592866913
📧 [email protected]

31/05/2024

🐶What to Expect from an Initial Assessment🐴

Initial assessments may vary from animal to animal depending on reason for treatment and facilities

Before the first session, I may request veterinary consent and further information on any diagnosed conditions for animals undergoing veterinary treatment. It is useful for me to know as much background information as possible

From this, your animal will then be assessed statically and dynamically from all angles. Lunging or ridden assessment may be required for horses. This allows me to gather information on movement and asymmetries

The dynamic assessment paired with a hands-on assessment will allow me to create a tailor-made treatment plan specific to your animal that may include massage, myofascial release, stretching and the use of electrotherapies

A plan will also be created with exercises to help your animal make progress in between sessions. Adaptations and home management advice will be given to help benefit you and your pet 🐕 🐎

To book an initial assessment:
📱Call or message me on 07592866913
📧 email me at [email protected]
💻 or visit my website for more information www.emilyshawvetphysio.co.uk

03/03/2024

✨Welcome to Emily Shaw Veterinary Physiotherapy✨

I am pleased to announce the official launch of Emily Shaw Veterinary Physiotherapy and that bookings are now available! 🎉🎊

I will be operating a mobile service in Warwickshire and Worcestershire and the surrounding areas📍

Veterinary Physiotherapy can help with:
▫️Athletic/ performance enhancement
▪️General maintenance
▫️Geriatric patients
▪️Injury/ disease
▫️Neurological conditions
▪️Orthopaedic conditions
▫️Pre or post surgery

If you think your animal may benefit from physiotherapy or would like further information please visit our website at https://www.emilyshawvetphysio.co.uk or contact me:
📞 07592866913
📧 [email protected]

I look forward to seeing you and all your lovely animals!🐶🐴

Please note‼️
❗️Fuel charges may apply
❗️Treatment may require veterinary consent

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Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS). TENS is a non-invasive, pain-relieving treatment used to treat conditions such as osteoarthritis and musculoskeletal pain. The TENS machine delivers an electrical current via sticky pads called electrodes that are placed on the treatment area. The electrical pulses produced by the TENS machine disrupts the pain signals from the muscle to the brain and causes endorphins to be released, causing an increase in blood flow, which in turn helps to reduce muscle tension and pain. This acts as a natural pain relief and is great for: ✅Reducing muscle fasciculations ✅Reducing muscle tension ✅Increasing circulation ✅Increasing nerve stimulation ✅Decreasing swelling and oedema ✅Decreasing pain This is also a fantastic piece of equipment that owners can use at home to help their horse or dog if needed. Before using, make sure you get your physiotherapist advice on settings and how to use!

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