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Level 7 IMSc Veterinary Physiotherapist, RAMP and IRVAP Registered🐶🐴
Sleaford, Lincolnshire based📍
Providing services across the East Midlands👩🏼‍⚕️

31/10/2026

🐶 Your dog's winter mobility checklist ❄️🐾

Winter is on its way! As the weather gets colder and the ground gets wetter, here's a little checklist to help keep your dog moving comfortably. 💙

☐ Keep walks consistent and appropriate for your dog
☐ Take care on slippery paths, mud and wet leaves
☐ Give them time to warm up before faster exercise
☐ Keep up with any prescribed physio exercises
☐ Make sure they have a warm, comfortable place to rest
☐ Watch for changes in stiffness, movement or willingness to exercise

Remember, colder weather can make some dogs seem stiffer, particularly those with existing joint problems. Keep an eye on what's normal for your dog and don't dismiss persistent changes as simply the weather or old age.

Small changes in routine can make a big difference to your dog's comfort. 🐾

📧 [email protected]
📱 07484319383

Level 7 Veterinary Physiotherapist | Level 3 Canine Hydrotherapist | Level 4 Advanced Treadmill | Canine First Aid
RAMP & IRVAP Registered | Fully Insured
📍 Mobile veterinary physiotherapy across Lincolnshire

30/10/2026

🎃 Halloween dog physio: spooky signs you might notice! 👻🐾

No tricks here, just a few signs that your dog might need a little closer attention! 🧡

👻 The Zombie Shuffle – walking more slowly or taking longer to get going after resting.

🎃 The Witch's Wobble – seeming less steady or confident when turning or moving on uneven ground.

🧛 The Vampire's Hesitation – suddenly reluctant to jump into the car or climb the stairs.

🕸️ The Ghost's Disappearing Act – no longer keen to play or join in with favourite activities.

🧟 The Mummy's Stiffness – appearing stiff when getting up or lying down.

Of course, these signs don't automatically mean there's a problem with your dog's muscles or joints, but changes in movement and behaviour are worth noticing!

Don't let potential signs of discomfort become something you simply accept as normal. If you notice a change, speak to your vet. 💙

📧 [email protected]
📱 07484319383

Level 7 Veterinary Physiotherapist | Level 3 Canine Hydrotherapist | Level 4 Advanced Treadmill | Canine First Aid
RAMP & IRVAP Registered | Fully Insured
📍 Mobile veterinary physiotherapy across Lincolnshire

28/10/2026

🧡 The goal isn't just 'no pain'

Physiotherapy isn't only about reducing pain. It's about helping your dog get the most out of life! 🐾

That might mean:

🐶 Getting back to their favourite walks
🎾 Playing and enjoying their favourite activities
🐾 Building strength, balance and confidence
🛏️ Getting up, lying down and moving around comfortably
💙 Maintaining mobility as they get older

Every dog has different needs, and success will look different for each one.

Sometimes it's returning to big adventures. Sometimes it's being able to enjoy a comfortable walk around the block.

It's not just about how your dog moves. It's about what they're able to enjoy doing. 💙

📧 [email protected]
📱 07484319383

Level 7 Veterinary Physiotherapist | Level 3 Canine Hydrotherapist | Level 4 Advanced Treadmill | Canine First Aid
RAMP & IRVAP Registered | Fully Insured
📍 Mobile veterinary physiotherapy across Lincolnshire

26/10/2026

🔎 Normal ageing vs something worth investigating 🐾

Our dogs change as they get older, but how do we know what's part of ageing and what deserves a closer look? 💙

🐾 Things you might notice with age:
• Taking a little longer to recover after exercise
• Changes in coat colour or appearance
• Needing adjustments to their exercise routine

👀 Changes worth investigating:
• Struggling to get up or lie down
• Becoming reluctant to use stairs or jump into the car
• Slowing down significantly on walks
• Changes in grooming habits or posture
• No longer enjoying activities they used to love

These changes aren't simply something we should accept because our dogs are getting older. They can sometimes indicate pain or another health issue.

Ageing is normal. Struggling isn't something we should automatically put down to age.

If you notice changes in your dog's movement or behaviour, speak to your vet. Physiotherapy may also help support their mobility and physical wellbeing. 🐶

📧 [email protected]
📱 07484319383

Level 7 Veterinary Physiotherapist | Level 3 Canine Hydrotherapist | Level 4 Advanced Treadmill | Canine First Aid
RAMP & IRVAP Registered | Fully Insured
📍 Mobile veterinary physiotherapy across Lincolnshire

24/10/2026

🐾 From puppy to senior: physio changes with your dog 💙

Your dog's needs change throughout their life, and physiotherapy can support them at different stages!

🐶 Puppies: Supporting healthy movement, body awareness and owner education as they grow.

🐕 Adult dogs: Maintaining strength, mobility and flexibility, supporting active lifestyles and monitoring changes.

🐾 Senior dogs: Helping maintain mobility, supporting comfort and adapting exercise to suit their changing needs.

Physio isn't just for when something goes wrong. It's about understanding your dog's body, recognising changes and giving them the right support at every stage of life.

There's no one-size-fits-all approach — every dog deserves an individual plan. 🐾

📧 [email protected]
📱 07484319383

Level 7 Veterinary Physiotherapist | Level 3 Canine Hydrotherapist | Level 4 Advanced Treadmill | Canine First Aid
RAMP & IRVAP Registered | Fully Insured
📍 Mobile veterinary physiotherapy across Lincolnshire

23/10/2026

🎃 Halloween: Is your dog trick-or-treat ready? 👻🐾

Halloween can be exciting for us, but all the extra noise, visitors and spooky decorations can be a bit much for our dogs!

Here's your doggy Halloween checklist:

🎃 Keep chocolate and sweets safely out of reach
👻 Make sure costumes don't restrict movement or cause stress
🕷️ Watch out for decorations and small objects they might chew
🍬 Be mindful of dropped treats and wrappers
🐾 Give your dog a quiet, cosy space away from the doorbell and visitors

Remember, not every dog enjoys dressing up or joining in with the fun — and that's absolutely fine! 💙 Follow their lead and let them enjoy Halloween in their own way.

A happy Halloween is one where your dog feels safe, comfortable and relaxed! 🐶

📧 [email protected]
📱 07484319383

Level 7 Veterinary Physiotherapist | Level 3 Canine Hydrotherapist | Level 4 Advanced Treadmill | Canine First Aid
RAMP & IRVAP Registered | Fully Insured
📍 Mobile veterinary physiotherapy across Lincolnshire

22/10/2026

🐕‍🦺 Fit doesn't always mean pain-free

Your dog can be active, athletic and full of energy… and still have areas that need attention. 🐾

Being able to run, jump and play doesn't necessarily mean everything is moving as well as it could.

💙 Subtle changes in movement can be easy to miss
💙 Muscle tension and reduced mobility aren't always obvious
💙 Regular assessment helps us monitor changes over time
💙 Physio can support dogs with a wide range of activity levels and needs

This is especially important for sporting and working dogs, who may keep going even when something doesn't feel quite right.

Don't judge your dog's comfort by how much they can do. Knowing what's normal for your dog matters!

📧 [email protected]
📱 07484319383

Level 7 Veterinary Physiotherapist | Level 3 Canine Hydrotherapist | Level 4 Advanced Treadmill | Canine First Aid
RAMP & IRVAP Registered | Fully Insured
📍 Mobile veterinary physiotherapy across Lincolnshire

14/10/2026

🧠 Your dog's body language during treatment 🐾

Dogs can't tell us how they're feeling with words, so we need to pay attention to what their body is telling us. 💙

During physio, I’m always watching for little signals that tell me how a dog is coping.

🐾 Relaxed muscles and soft eyes
🐾 Choosing to settle or lean into a treatment
🐾 Turning away or repeatedly moving position
🐾 Lip licking, yawning or suddenly becoming tense

These signals need to be considered in context — a yawn doesn't always mean stress, just as being still doesn't necessarily mean a dog is comfortable.

Every dog is different, and treatment should work at their pace. Sometimes it takes a few sessions to build trust, and that's absolutely fine!

The goal isn't just to treat your dog. It's to help them feel safe and comfortable throughout the process. 🐶💙

📧 [email protected]
📱 07484319383

Level 7 Veterinary Physiotherapist | Level 3 Canine Hydrotherapist | Level 4 Advanced Treadmill | Canine First Aid
RAMP & IRVAP Registered | Fully Insured
📍 Mobile veterinary physiotherapy across Lincolnshire

12/10/2026

🐾 The senior dog autumn MOT 🍂

As the weather changes, take a little extra time to check your older dog. 💙

☐ Getting up comfortably
☐ Walking as they normally would
☐ Coping on slippery floors
☐ Still happy to go on walks
☐ Grooming themselves normally
☐ Getting in and out of the car comfortably
☐ Lying down and getting back up without difficulty

Small changes can be easy to miss, especially when they happen gradually.

Ageing is normal. Struggling isn't something we should automatically put down to age.

If you notice changes, speak to your vet. Physiotherapy may also help support your dog's comfort and mobility as they get older. 🐾

📧 [email protected]
📱 07484319383

Level 7 Veterinary Physiotherapist | Level 3 Canine Hydrotherapist | Level 4 Advanced Treadmill | Canine First Aid
RAMP & IRVAP Registered | Fully Insured

📍 Mobile veterinary physiotherapy across Lincolnshire

10/10/2026

🐾 Same dog. Different day.

Same dog. Same movement.

But one day they’re:
🐾 Smooth
🐾 Balanced
🐾 Confident
Another day they’re:
🐾 Slower
🐾 Stiffer
🐾 More hesitant

Would you notice the difference if you weren’t looking for it?

Small changes can be easy to miss when you see your dog every day. Knowing what is normal for your dog gives you something to compare against when things change.

Regularly watching how your dog moves can help you notice these changes early. 💙

📧 [email protected]
📱 07484319383

Level 7 Veterinary Physiotherapist | Level 3 Canine Hydrotherapist | Level 4 Advanced Treadmill | Canine First Aid

RAMP & IRVAP Registered | Fully Insured

📍 Mobile veterinary physiotherapy across Lincolnshire

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