WitsEnd

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Founded in Leicester in 1997, WitsEnd is a team of professionals who offer dog training courses, pet hydrotherapy and physiotherapy facilities, help with dog and cat behaviour issues, and pet products and food.

Whether you are preparing to become a dog parent or already are one, here are some essential items that a dog owner shou...
23/08/2025

Whether you are preparing to become a dog parent or already are one, here are some essential items that a dog owner should have. >> https://hubs.ly/Q03D41Cl0

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Thank you for your 5 star rating, your support means such a lot to us, and we are so glad we have been able to help...
21/08/2025

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Thank you for your 5 star rating, your support means such a lot to us, and we are so glad we have been able to help. 🐾

Happy World Photography Day! 📸 🐾 Capture the playful moments and joyful expressions of your furry friends and share them...
19/08/2025

Happy World Photography Day! 📸 🐾

Capture the playful moments and joyful expressions of your furry friends and share them with us! Whether it’s a perfect sit, an impressive trick, or just that adorable face, we’d love to see your dog's best shots!

Happy St. Roch's Day! 🐾Today, we celebrate St. Roch, the patron saint of dogs and dog lovers everywhere. St. Roch devote...
16/08/2025

Happy St. Roch's Day! 🐾

Today, we celebrate St. Roch, the patron saint of dogs and dog lovers everywhere. St. Roch devoted his life to caring for the sick, with his faithful dog by his side. Just like St. Roch, we believe in the incredible bond between humans and their four-legged friends.

Fear is one of the most common causes of aggression, but it can sometimes be difficult to spot whether a dog is being ag...
13/08/2025

Fear is one of the most common causes of aggression, but it can sometimes be difficult to spot whether a dog is being aggressive due to fear or something else.

If you suspect that a dog may be exhibiting fear aggression, read on to find out the signs and what to do if they are >> https://hubs.ly/Q03C2Hnq0

11/08/2025

Eight years ago, 7-year-old Millie came to us unable to walk after an operation for a slipped disc. Her family were devastated, simply hoping she might one day stand again.

Through perseverance, determination, and a lot of love, Millie not only stood - she walked again.

Now, she’s still going strong and will be celebrating her 15th birthday this October! 🎉

Stories like Millie’s remind us why we do what we do, and we’re so grateful to have been part of her journey. 🐾

Happy International Cat Day 🐾Did you know we’re not just known for treating dogs but also here to take care of your feli...
08/08/2025

Happy International Cat Day 🐾

Did you know we’re not just known for treating dogs but also here to take care of your feline friends? If your dog or cat needs support following injuries or recovering from post-orthopaedic surgery, we can help at our spacious Leicester facilities, purrfect for comfortable lengthy discussions about your pet and purrfect for practical therapy.

Contact us today to find out more >> https://hubs.ly/Q03B3dZq0

05/08/2025
We will be closed from Monday 4th August and will be back at work on Monday 11th August. The shop will remain open durin...
02/08/2025

We will be closed from Monday 4th August and will be back at work on Monday 11th August. The shop will remain open during the following opening times:

Monday 4th August 10am - 2pm
Wednesday 6th August 10am - 2pm
Friday 8th August 10am - 2pm

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If you are considering physiotherapy for your dog, it is incredibly important to choose a highly qualified canine physio...
01/08/2025

If you are considering physiotherapy for your dog, it is incredibly important to choose a highly qualified canine physiotherapist who understands the individual needs of your dog. They will develop a specific treatment plan, and can also teach you effective exercises and techniques that you can continue at home in between sessions.

Physiotherapy can be a very powerful tool in improving the quality of life for senior dogs, and with the right care, your senior dog can continue living an active life.

For more information about physiotherapy for dogs, our expert team at WitsEnd are on hand to help. To book an appointment or for more information, please call us on 0116 244 2455. 🐾

Happy   - today, we’re celebrating the most loyal, loving companions of all - our dogs! 🐾Whether they’re by your side on...
30/07/2025

Happy - today, we’re celebrating the most loyal, loving companions of all - our dogs! 🐾

Whether they’re by your side on an adventure, offering quiet comfort, or just making you laugh every day… there's no friendship quite like it.

It is important to understand the ageing process and how this affects dogs so that we can provide them with the best pos...
28/07/2025

It is important to understand the ageing process and how this affects dogs so that we can provide them with the best possible care for their individual needs. Dogs are usually considered ‘senior’ when they are around 7-8 years of age, although this will vary depending on size and breeds with larger breeds showing signs of ageing around 5 years onwards, with smaller breeds ageing more slowly.

🐾 Joint degeneration: this is where cartilage wears down over time and can lead to arthritis. Dogs often start showing signs of pain, inflammation and reduced joint mobility.
🐾 Muscle atrophy: as dogs age they can sometimes start showing signs of declined muscle mass and strength. They may find everyday tasks such as getting into the car a struggle.
🐾 Decreased flexibility: ageing dogs often struggle with stiffness in their joints and muscles, so normal movements such as stretches are often more challenging.
🐾 Reduced endurance: older dogs tend to tire quickly and may not have the energy levels they used to. This can cause a more sedentary lifestyle, which will not help any other age-related issues they are having.
🐾 Chronic pain: arthritis is common in older dogs, causing chronic pain and affecting the overall mood of an ageing dog. As we are now quickly approaching winter, arthritis and pre-existing injuries can be exacerbated by cold and wet weather in dogs of all ages.

Address

5 Harold Street, Aylestone
Leicester
LE2 8AL

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 8:30pm
Tuesday 10am - 9pm
Wednesday 10am - 9pm
Thursday 10am - 9pm
Friday 10am - 8pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm

Telephone

+441162442455

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