Kyla Bailey Veterinary Physiotherapy

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Fully insured and Mobile Veterinary Physiotherapist BSc (Hons) MIRVAP (VP) covering Warwickshire and Surronding areas 📍 Travelling to you to treat your animals in the comfort of their own home 🐾🐶🐴 MSc Mctimoney Animal Practioner Year 2 🐕🐎

Super excited to be working with this team 🐾🌟 Cant wait to see the dogs in the lanes and support them on their Flyball J...
05/06/2026

Super excited to be working with this team 🐾🌟 Cant wait to see the dogs in the lanes and support them on their Flyball Journey 🐕🐶 ✨️

Magic the greyhound 🐕Magic 's owners rescued him late last year and booked him in for a maintenance physiotherapy sessio...
30/05/2026

Magic the greyhound 🐕

Magic 's owners rescued him late last year and booked him in for a maintenance physiotherapy session. After a short racing career, Magic was bought over from Ireland and has now found a new home 🏡 Racing greyhounds can have hidden previous injuries and trauma that new owners are not always aware about.

Following assessment, no hidden past injuries were found so Magic settled into his treatment and finished it off with plenty of big stretches and a treat 🐾💚

Anyone who owns or knows of greyhounds knows treats are the way to the heart 🐶💚

Magic the greyhound 🐕Magic 's owners rescued him late last year and booked him in for a maintenance physiotherapy sessio...
30/05/2026

Magic the greyhound 🐕

Magic 's owners rescued him late last year and booked him in for a maintenance physiotherapy session. After a short racing career, Magic was bought over from Ireland and has now found a new home 🏡 Racing greyhounds can have hidden previous injuries and trauma that new owners are not always aware about.

Following assessment, no hidden past injuries were found so Magic settled into his treatment and finished it off with plenty of big stretches and a treat 🐾💚

Anyone who owns or knows of greyhounds knows treats are the way to the heart 🐶💚

🐾 Patient Spotlight: Storm’s Journey Back to Flyball! 🐾It was so rewarding to see this post from Cat about her handsome...
13/05/2026

🐾 Patient Spotlight: Storm’s Journey Back to Flyball! 🐾
It was so rewarding to see this post from Cat about her handsome boy, Storm. Helping canine athletes return to the sports they love is the best part of my job!

🐶 A Team Effort for Recovery 🐶
Storm’s success is a testament to the hard work of his owner. To get him back to peak fitness for the high-intensity world of Flyball, we have been working on a comprehensive plan:

🐾 Custom Home Exercise Program:I provided Storm and his owner with a tailored set of exercises to perform at home to rebuild strength and stability.

🐾 Specific Recovery Stretches: We implemented a targeted stretching routine to be performed both before and after his activity to support his flexibility and prevent further injury.

🐾 Gradual Conditioning: This structured approach ensures he is fit enough to enjoy his Flyball career to the fullest before he eventually "hands over to the young guns".

The Importance of Home Management 🏡
Consistency is everything in veterinary physiotherapy. By following through with their homework and attending weekly appointments Storm’s owner ensured thatbhe has the best possible support for his joints and muscles during this recovery phase.
A huge thank you to Storm’s owner for their dedication—seeing him back in action with that ball is what it's all about!

🐶 Is your dog preparing for a return to sport or needing a post-injury plan? Contact me today to start now 🐾

‼️Clinical Insight: The Rise of At-Home Photobiomodulation (PBM) Devices ‼️ 🟢 With the increasing accessibility of consu...
12/05/2026

‼️Clinical Insight: The Rise of At-Home Photobiomodulation (PBM) Devices ‼️

🟢 With the increasing accessibility of consumer-grade Red Light Therapy (RLT) devices, we have observed a growing trend of owners self-treating musculoskeletal injuries in their dogs. While the intention to provide immediate relief is commendable, it is crucial to understand the clinical contraindications and the biological importance of the healing timeframes.

⚠️ The Risk of Acute Intervention ⚠️

I have noticed a significant concern is the application of light therapy immediately following an acute injury. While it may seem proactive, premature use can be counterproductive:

🟢 Disruption of the Inflammatory Phase: The initial acute inflammatory phase is a vital biological process. This stage involves vasodilation and the migration of neutrophils and macrophages to the site of injury to debride damaged tissue.

🟢 Biological Interference: Introducing Photobiomodulation (PBM) too early can prematurely alter this natural cascade. By artificially accelerating cellular metabolism before the body has completed its necessary inflammatory "cleanup," we risk inefficient tissue repair or the masking of clinical signs that are essential for an accurate veterinary diagnosis.

🔬 Not All Light is Created Equal: Class 3b vs. LEDs
It is important to differentiate between professional medical equipment and consumer products.

Most at-home devices utilize Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs), which differ significantly from the Class 3b Lasers used in a clinical setting:

🟢 Coherence and Pe*******on: Class 3b lasers produce coherent, monochromatic light , allowing for deep tissue pe*******on to reach underlying pathology in joints, tendons, and deep musculature.

🟢 Irradiance Levels: Consumer LEDs typically lack the necessary power density (irradiance) to reach therapeutic depths. While they may provide superficial benefits to the dermis, they are often insufficient for treating deep-seated orthopedic or neurological conditions. They should be used as a maintenance tool, not a substitute for veterinary lasers.

🚫 The Danger of Improper Application
Without a professional clinical assessment, the use of these devices carries inherent risks:

🟢 Contraindicated Pathologies: PBM stimulates cellular proliferation (ATP production). If applied over an undiagnosed neoplasm (tumor) or an active site of infection, it can inadvertently accelerate the growth of malignant cells or exacerbate bacterial activity.

🟢Ocular Hazards: Many home devices lack the specific safety protocols required to protect the retina. Improper use near the face can lead to permanent ocular damage for both the patient and the handler.

🟢 Inadequate Diagnostics ‼️ Self-treating symptoms with red light can delay necessary veterinary intervention, potentially allowing a minor strain to progress into a chronic, degenerative condition.

🟢 The Professional Recommendation
Photobiomodulation is a highly effective modality when integrated into a comprehensive Veterinary Physiotherapy program or a program designed with your dogs vet or musculoskeletal professional. However, it must be applied with precise dosing parameters (Joules/cm²) based on the stage of tissue healing.

🐾 Before starting any home-based therapy, please consult with us. We can ensure that the timing and application of therapy are clinically appropriate for your dog’s specific pathology, ensuring a safe and effective recovery.

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Due to unexpected illness. I will not be working the remainder of the week. Please give me some time to get back to mess...
06/05/2026

Due to unexpected illness. I will not be working the remainder of the week. Please give me some time to get back to messages and calls. Any immediate issues or emergencies, please head to your vets. Thankyou for your patience and hopefully I will be back at work soon 🙏 😊

Meet Jax the 3 year old German Shepard recieving regular physiotherapy for suspected right iliopsoas injury and thoracol...
15/04/2026

Meet Jax the 3 year old German Shepard recieving regular physiotherapy for suspected right iliopsoas injury and thoracolumbar pain (back pain) 🐾

Jax began with 3 weekly physiotherapy sessions, and now I, his owners are happy with his progress, hes moving to maitainence physiotherapy sessions 🐕

He loves his sessions and we use a lickimatt filled with cheese and other treats to help him keep focused during sessions 🐶

If your dog has recently been diagnosed with a injury or musculoskeletal condition, please get in contact to book an appointment 🐾

🟢 07361857035

🟢 www.kylabaileyvetphysio.com

🟢 [email protected]

Weve been abit quiet on social media lately so here is a little update for you... Snow was at her first outdoor Flyball ...
07/04/2026

Weve been abit quiet on social media lately so here is a little update for you...

Snow was at her first outdoor Flyball competition at the weekend 🥎🐕

She took everything in her stride and performed amazingly with clear runs 💚🐾

More updates to follow, Thankyou to the amazing Trailblazers Flyball team for supporting our flyball journey 🐾🥎

🐾 Is Your Dog Getting Enough Joint Support?As a veterinary physiotherapist, I often see owners frustrated that their dog...
21/03/2026

🐾 Is Your Dog Getting Enough Joint Support?

As a veterinary physiotherapist, I often see owners frustrated that their dog’s joint supplement "isn't working." The truth? The dose usually isn't high enough.
Many popular high-street brands contain only a fraction of the active ingredients needed to actually support a dog’s mobility, especially for those with existing stiffness or high activity levels.

📊 The Numbers Don't Lie
Check out the comparison table below. When we look at professional-grade options like Riaflex Joint Plus Pro, the concentration of Glucosamine and MSM (a vital anti-inflammatory) is significantly higher

* Glucosamine: Helps rebuilds cartilage.
* MSM: Reduces pain and inflammation.
* Chondroitin: Maintains joint elasticity.
* Green Lipped Mussel: acts as a powerful natural anti-inflammatory that reduces joint pain and swelling while improving the lubricating "shock absorption" of the joint fluid.

> Pro Tip: Don’t just buy the cheapest bottle. Check the mg per serving.
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🦴 Better Support = Better Movement
If your dog is slower to rise or hesitating at the stairs, it’s time to audit their supplement shelf. Quality ingredients, combined with regular physiotherapy, are the "gold standard" for keeping your dog active for longer.
* Remember, a joint supplement does not reverse joint damage, it supports joint health and should be used alongside other therapies* If unsure on choice, always consult with your Vet 💚🐶

It’s the Big 5 for the Big Guy! 🥳🎂​Our own Deerhound, Thunder, is officially 5 years old today! To celebrate him reachin...
16/03/2026

It’s the Big 5 for the Big Guy! 🥳🎂

​Our own Deerhound, Thunder, is officially 5 years old today!

To celebrate him reaching his prime, we’re giving away a massive birthday treat—but you’ve got to earn it!

​THE CHALLENGE: Can you guess exactly how much Thunder weighs in Kilograms (kg)?
​Deerhounds are all legs and lung capacity, but they’ve got some serious muscle under that scruffy coat! Drop your guess in the comments below! 👇

​🏆 THE PRIZE: The person who gets the closest wins a FREE 45-minute Performance & Mobility Assessment 🐾 Answer and Winner announced Friday 🐶🎁

​⚡ THE BIRTHDAY OFFER: Because we want every dog to feel to be feeling their best as Thunder does, anyone who books a Block of 5 Sessions this week gets 20% OFF the total price!

​Let’s see those guesses 💚🐶🐾💨

Address

Southam

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

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+447361857035

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