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Tuesday 8am - 7pm Wednesday 8am - 7pm Thursday 8am - 7pm Friday 8am - 7pm Saturday 8am - 1pm

Rosie Jackson Veterinary Physiotherapy

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Rosie Jackson Veterinary Physiotherapy

An animal physiotherapist in Herefordshire and Worcestershire, providing tailored treatments to patients in their own environment 😀

16/06/2025

Is luck real? Or did your dog not fall from the dog walk because they were appropriately conditioned to correct themselves? Food for thought!

11/06/2025

One of my wonderful clients has written a blog about her experience with us! Thank you so much Lisa Ventura . I'm so very pleased Poppy has benefited from the multimodal approach to managing her pain and mobility ❤️🥰

09/06/2025

Lets Celebrate little Whiskey!! 15 and a half years old 💎 ❤️ 🐾

08/06/2025

It fills me with so much joy to get feedback like this 🥰 Go Skye!

06/06/2025

Ever wondered how much of in impact your dogs diet has on their musculoskeletal health or behaviour? The answer is, quite a big impact!

Protein, fats and carbohydrates are all essential to ensuring your dogs physical and mental health. Protein is essential for building and repairing muscle where fats and carbohydrates are needed for fuel and energy production. Water intake and staying hydrated is also essential in maintaining function and muscle repair.

Diet quality also makes a big difference to their ability to repair the body, maintain the immune system and towards their behaviour.

Sprinting dogs such as during agility and endurance dogs such as hunting will have different nutritional needs. Their body's can also only maintain muscle energy for around 90minutes. Therefore, dogs going longer may require additional nutritional support.

There are several different types of dog food available such as kibble, cold compressed, raw and Veterinary prescription diets. Knowing what's best for your dog can be a big challenge. Especially if your dog has any allergies or sensitivities.

Here is a great resource to check out the quality of your dogs diet.

https://www.allaboutdogfood.co.uk/

If you need any help or advice, don't hesitate to reach out or speak to your Vet

02/06/2025

We're going on holiday

I will be away from 13th June and returning to my lovely patients on the 23rd June.

Please ensure you make your bookings early as I am nearly full for June already!

You of course can contact me while I am away if you have any concerns about your pets during my absence!

Rosie 🐾

30/05/2025

Pain and reactivity in dogs 🐾

Have you ever experienced a young reactive dog, a dog who was difficult to train or showing avoidance behaviours? Or an adult or senior dog who is showing a change in behaviour?

It has been clinically proven that 40% of dogs between 8months and 4 years have shown signs of Osteoarthritis in at least one joint. Pain does not always begin with a traumatic injury or post surgery, pain can start with developmental orthopeadic disorders such as elbow dysplasia or luxating patella. Signs of pain and discomfort can be very subtle and often start with behavioural changes before we see abnormal movement pattern or lameness.

Behaviours which can indicate pain include:
- Sleeping more
- Change in appetite
- Avoidance behaviours in training or play
- Aggression
- Avoiding other dogs
- Reluctance to be groomed or petted
- Increased or reduced self grooming
- Noise sensitivity
- Panting
- Guarding behaviours
- Vocalisations such as excessive barking or whining

Behavioural changes should never be ignored and it is always worth having a conversation with your Vet, Behaviourist or Physiotherapist if you have any concerns to ensure your dog is comfortable 😊

www.jacksonvetphysio.com

29/05/2025

Beautiful lady Jessie having a nice relax after her session today 🥰 🐾

20/05/2025

Look at Beautiful Daisy 🌼

Daisy started her rehabilitation journey with me at the end of January this year following an iliopsoas muscle injury and back pain.

We worked with Daisy's vet and owner to create a treatment plan for her. This involved a pain management plan from her Vet. This ment that she was much more comfortable for her massage and remedial exercise programme. Her owner has been 100% dedicated to Daisy's rehabilitation and the results are glowing!

Her owner has reported, not only is Daisy feeling much better and now able to carry out her daily activities comfortably, but her reactivity in some situations has reduced too!

Daisys beautiful face will certainly be missed as a regular patient, but we will still see her for little check ups and tweeks in her maintenance programme now she's feeling better!

16/05/2025

Look at this wonderful gentleman Ozzy working very hard on his raised sit to stands 😍

Sit to stands were prescribed to help promote the functional range of motion of his hips following a diagnosis of hip dysplasia. This will help to improve balance, strengthen his back legs, hips and core muscles. We hope this exercise along with others will help to preserve his mobility as he gets older! Ozzy is a few months in and he's absolutely smashing it. Keep up the great work!

Address

Clifton/upon/teme
Worcester
WR66DP

Opening Hours

Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 7pm
Saturday	8am - 1pm

Telephone

+447935077552

Website

http://www.jacksonvetphysio.com/

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