TES Veterinary Physiotherapist

19/08/2024

Ossie

23/07/2024

True - so true

19/07/2024

15/07/2024

Feeling very much part of this team. Thank you Glebe Veterinary Surgery

26/05/2024

26/05/2024

Come and see me

𝗛𝗮𝗹𝗱𝗼𝗻 𝗙𝗼𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗕𝗮𝗿𝗸 𝗘𝘅𝗵𝗶𝗯𝗶𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘀 𝟮𝟴𝘁𝗵 𝗠𝗮𝘆 𝟭𝟬-𝟯:𝟯𝟬🐾

Introducing the last of our fantastic exhibitors - TES Veterinary Physiotherapist

Animal physiotherapists provide specialist treatments for animals that help in reducing pain, increasing the range of movement in limbs and joints and lessening the impact or effects of certain injuries, aiding in their recovery or improving their quality of life.
We can’t wait to go and chat to find out more about this science based, holistic approach to animal therapy 🐕‍🦺🩺

For an interesting preview, visit 👉https://vetphysiodevon.com/

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25/04/2024

Great clinic day assessing pain vs behaviour with the wonderful

10/04/2024

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26/03/2024

So amazing- name on the door

24/03/2024

Over the moon my paper has been published https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/vms3.1408

22/03/2024

A big thank you to those who came out to my pain lecture. This is what working in a multidisciplinary team is all about

20/03/2024

08/03/2024

So that’s a wrap. Finished filming for the CAM OA Symposium in April

07/03/2024

Join me in sharing this photo. If you want to protect you dog from harm and pain free life do not use these.

14/02/2024

Would you like to know more about how pain affects our pets and how physiotherapy can benefit them? Lovely Tanya,TES Veterinary Physiotherapist will be holding a talk on Wednesday 20th March. If you'd like to reserve a ticket please get in touch. 🐾❤️

29/12/2023

18/12/2023

So excited to have my first tea and chat as an advisor for CAM, if you don’t know what that is please have a look at their amazing informative Facebook https://caninearthritis.co.uk/?

22/11/2023

This is not to be missed! I guarantee you will learn something that will benefit your dogs health.

We will also bust some myths and have a Q&A session pencilled in too.

For anyone with an older dog or a reactive dog, this is where you need to be!

Tickets are only £16, book here…

https://www.speakdogwithruthhaynes.co.uk/service-page/why-does-my-dog-hop-skip-jump-1?category=1dea0d1e-32cd-4657-a4a0-9220345d6985&referral=service_list_widget

26/10/2023

Underneath that strong looking neck, are some vital life supporting structures connecting your dog’s gut and nervous system to the brain.

If you have a big dog that lunges or pulls on the lead, a collar is not going to stop him. A harness is not going to make him lunge or pull more. However, it will distribute his weight through a part of the body designed to protect the organs instead of the full pressure being on the neck and all it contains.

A yank on the lead can cause emotional associations that lead to behaviour issues and pressure around the neck can cause multiple physical injuries some terminal.

With thanks for the illustration and we recommend https://perfect-fit-dog-harness.com/harness.html

Neck injuries include bruising, whiplash, headaches, crushed trachea, damage to the larynx, fractured vertebrae, neck and spinal cord injury and paralysis or neurological problems.

If the parasympathetic nervous system is tweaked through a tug to the neck the vagal reflex can cause instant death.

Higher intraocular pressure can cause serious injury to dogs already suffering thin corneas, glaucoma, or eye injuries.

It has also been linked to hypothyroidism as the collar rests on the area of the thyroid gland causing damage.

It can impinge the nerves supplying the front legs leading to an abnormal sensation in the feet that can present as a dog that starts licking their feet. Often misdiagnosed as having allergies.

A dog's epidermis is only 3-5 cells thick, in humans it is at least 10-15 cells thick.

Excessive pressure can cause damage to the dog's eyes, larynx and thyroid gland.

Particularly risky for puppies under 6 months, a time during which the cartilage of the trachea is still delicate.

A dog that feels pain and discomfort on saying hello to another dog, or trying to sniff the environment, is in danger of associating other dogs or other stimuli in the environment with pain and discomfort resulting in a dog that we would label “reactive” and/or “aggressive” when on lead, “but ok when off lead”.

22/10/2023

“ My dog can’t be in pain, look how much they love running around, they’d do that all day, they’d chase a ball forever “

For lots of dogs it’s easier to go faster! When you go fast you also get a buzz of adrenaline so don’t feel that discomfort. Is your dog an adrenaline seeker? 🚀

I often talk to my clients about underlying pain conditions and how this can effect our dogs behaviours.

Think about riding a bike! 🚲🚲🚲🚲🚲🚲🚲🚲🚲

11/10/2023

Puppy time

05/10/2023

Just how happy can a person be doing a job - please meet Rosie Sleep, just gorgeous ❤️

28/09/2023

You are welcome 💔

27/09/2023

Book now Link…

https://www.speakdogwithruthhaynes.co.uk/service-page/why-does-my-dog-hop-skip-jump?category=1dea0d1e-32cd-4657-a4a0-9220345d6985&referral=service_list_widget