Fit-Pet Physio

09/11/2024

Thought of the day flexileads on collars are ALWAYS a bad idea!

Flexileads have their place and we used one to help with Jacks recall training but flexileads on a collar are a pet hate of mine.

Jarring to the neck can lead to injuries both to the spinal cord and the trachea. These injuries can be severe and in my opinion are just not worth the risk. If you are using a long line or flexilead please attach these to your dogs harness and not their collar.

Comment below pics of your dogs in their harnesses

08/11/2024

Do you have an active, working or competitive dog?

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07/11/2024

Question for you: Do you find it hard to remember lots of information and would much prefer information to be given in videos and in writing?

I know I would and that’s exactly why I created a members are only for my clients which includes videos of all exercises and how to perform them.

To book an assessment whatsapp me on 07531161608

06/11/2024

06/11/2024

No pets have a perfect movement pattern.

Erin started having regular bi-monthly veterinary physiotherapy to help improve her trot gait as she had started to pace (where the legs of one side of the body move together instead of in diagonal pairs).

Erin continues with her sessions to manage her back pain associated with her changed movement.

Comment RESULTS if you want to know more about how I can help

05/11/2024

Thought of the day- You are good enough.

I spent a long time not feeling good enough especially when it came to my pets and maybe you’ve felt that way too?

Save this for when you are not feeling good enough to remind you that you are brilliant.

04/11/2024

Ultimate canine conditioning Webinar announcement is here. I am so excited to announce that this webinar is still available to download.

Even tho the live event is over that doesn’t mean you can’t catch up now. If you’re too far for an in person visit this is the perfect webinar for you.

We cover how to create a plan to keep your dog fit and healthy so don’t waste time give your dog the best life now.

Comment ME and I will send you the link to download now.

02/11/2024

I want to say 2 things!

1. Lameness is almost always linked to pain
2. I can’t help you with lameness until you’ve seen a vet.

Lameness is a fancy word for limping. If your pet has been suffering from a limp please take them to see a vet to check for the cause.

Comment below - Which vets do you use?

01/11/2024

Just a few photos from this week's clients because I keep forgetting photos 🙈

01/11/2024

Anyone else's camera roll look like this?

01/11/2024

No more wasting time stressing about which pole layout is best for your horse. Or worrying that you're doing the wrong thing.

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01/11/2024

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Bonfire night can be a hard time for us and out pets leaving us all anxious and trapped inside!

Take a look at our online products to keep you entertained and give you some exercises to physically and mentally stimulate your pets whilst they're stuck inside more.

If you need help relieving that built up miscle tension that comes as a result of anxiety drop me a messgae on WhatsApp at 07531161608.

31/10/2024

You may think you only need 1 vet physio session but I promise you, you do need regular physio sessions at least every 8-12 weeks even in fit and healthy pups.

No one is perfect and it’s the same for our dogs.

They don’t move perfectly, they don’t always allow us to warm them up correctly and at the end of the day they’re not robots.

Even our cars need checking every year and if yours is anything like mine it always needs something fixing!! Our dogs pick up tiny areas of pain and tension and if we leave these areas they become something bigger and can lead to injuries if not noticed.

Get those areas noticed and treated now so they don’t become something bigger.

To book an assessment whatsapp me on 07531161608

31/10/2024

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Whether you're looking for something to add into your pets fitness routine or to start from scratch and create a new winter fitness plan I have all the resources you need.

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30/10/2024

"Zoe follows up each session with a personalised exercise plan"

Helping our pets recover from surgery can be a stressful time full of what do I do nows?

But I am here to help, no judgement just teamwork to help you help your dog recover as quickly as possible

Comment RESULTS if you want to know more about how I can help

29/10/2024

Question for you: Do you find that your dogs results are inconsistent.

Tip 1: focus on core strength
Tip 2: Be consistent with your strength training
Tip 3: Check there is no underlying cause for inconsistency.

Save these tips

28/10/2024

💥Why you need a mobile vet physio 💥

🐾Dogs are more relaxed in their own home
🐾Perfect for disabled dogs or those unable to travel
🐾Less stressful for fearful, anxious or reactive dogs
🐾More time for you
🐾I get a better sense of your dogs whole life
🐾No judgement
🐾Perfect for highly active dogs who love to explore
🐾Perfect for dogs fearful of the vets
🐾Better relationship between client, patient and therapist- clients often tell me they feel more relaxed after their pets session!!
🐾You see the same therapist every time

Find out more: https://www.fitpetphysio.com/post/why-you-need-a-mobile-vet-physio

Or contact me on Whatsapp 0731161608

26/10/2024

“Is medication enough to control long term OA pain?” Have you thought it too?

Medication can be a huge help to pets with OA but in my opinion is not the full story.

Medication can help to reduce pain but where there has been pain we get decreased movement too which in turn leads to decreased muscle. So with just medication how to we fully increase movement and muscle?

We can’t.

Our pets need help to regain that movement and muscle mass. This help can come in the form of controlled exercise, veterinary physiotherapy and hydrotherapy.

Share this with someone whose pets have OA