Canine Rebalance

05/10/2026

It’s always a multi modal approach!
No medication on its own will right over compensating muscular issues.
But pain and discomfort should always be addressed first!
The body and mind will then be in its best place to embrace physical and rehabilitation therapies 😍

14/08/2026

How lucky have I been to have all of these dogs and many more in my life for so many years! 🥰

Sadly this week has been my last one working in the ‘south’. It’s time now to continue to build my business in the Fens! 💪🏻

I don’t think anyone should have so many goodbyes in one week it’s been a really tough one 😥

I can’t thank each and everyone of you who has supported Canine Rebalance over almost 12 years enough! 🙏
And to those of you who followed me with your beautiful dogs to my monthly clinic in Surrey for this past year, thank you from the bottom of my heart it has been an absolute pleasure to support, rehabilitate and care for your beauties 😍

I am going to miss you and your dogs so very much. 😘😥

Take care and keep your dogs as strong as possible! 💪🏻 xx

27/06/2026

Just a quick educational tibit to remind or educate - 🥰

Dogs do sweat BUT -

….. because they are covered in fur, sweating all over their bodies wouldn't allow the moisture to evaporate. Instead, dogs have two primary systems for managing body temperature and cooling down.

1. Dogs primarily sweat through their merocrine glands, which are located exclusively on their paw pads. When they are hot, anxious, or active, you may notice damp paw prints. This sweating mechanism provides very minor cooling but is mostly used to prevent slipping during physical activity.

2. Panting is a dog's primary cooling mechanism. As they breathe rapidly, moisture evaporates from their tongue, nasal passages, and lungs, which effectively lowers their body temperature.

So that’s it - sweating for us is how our bodies cool and cope with heat - imagine if you couldn’t ?

Please be an advocate for your dog and make sensible decisions for them - remember you are the decision maker you are their world! 🥰

19/06/2026

Another fantastic week of therapy in Surrey! 😍
It was certainly a bit toasty! 🥵

And a first for me and the special girl being treated underneath a skip!! 🤣

Captured a few beauties from my busy week - some very happy to let it all go!! 😍🤣


See you all soon and keep up with your exercises!! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

05/05/2026

And some how Miss Jaffa ended up on the (dining 🙈) table today!
We agreed she had put up a good protest to be treated today 🤣 despite her daughter being scheduled!
Needless to say she embraced the all the therapy! 😍😍😍

26/04/2026

Absolutely loved seeing all my regular clients/patients last week in Surrey. 😍

Lots of amazing progress especially for those on their rehabilitation programmes! 👏 🤩

Strong Stabilisation muscles are the foundation to success for a rehab programme, for dogs participating in sports or jobs, our golden oldies and of course those diagnosed with conditions.

But we can’t forget the soft tissue/muscles and fascia - if any one of these are dysfunctional they don’t work properly meaning that you can do all the exercises/conditioning with your dog but unless the soft tissue is functional then strength/balance/proprioception will be compromised!

Maintenance and rehabilitation for your dog requires a multimodal approach!

Some of my clients were definitely preferring the manual therapy this week 😍 and one particular young lady wasn’t taking her exercises very seriously at all! 🤣🤣🤣

26/02/2026

Absolutely love this! A challenging exercise to music as well! 💪🏻😍👏

This is a great exercise for increasing strength through the medial and lateral thigh muscles it also challenges the paraspinal stabilisers as well!

A great functional exercise if your dog participates in agility as most dogs bank the inside of a tunnel and this will help to build appropriate muscular strength and stabilisation when a leg is up at an angle! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

10/02/2026

Absolutely love this! 😍
Supporting overall health from the inside out!
I will be buying a copy asap! 🥰

***LAUNCHING AT CRUFTS!!!***

We are soo excited about this one! A brand new book launching at Crufts, by leading authority on canine nutrition, Holly Barker.

Holly has created recipes and remedies to support dogs at all life
stages – from puppyhood to end of life. She strips away the sometimes baffling complexities involved in nutrition, and provides appetising recipes and easy to make remedies to help support dogs throughout their lives.
Holly also guides you through how to select the right diet and supplements for your
dog at each stage.

Holly will be signing books on the stand on Saturday the 7th.

This is one you really won't want to miss out on! HALL ONE, STAND 68

22/01/2026

Great week in my monthly clinic in Surrey 🥰
Some complicated cases certainly did challenge my knowledge and skill set! We never stop learning right?!
Whilst a lot of the dogs I treat do become quite peaceful during manual therapy, there were a few surprises with some of the more energetic dogs settling into rest and digest too!
Wondering if the moon was in a certain phase? 🤪
See you all soon x

06/12/2025

Photo just in….
Beautiful Dashee! 😍😍😍
I think the face says it all … just give me a task, I will always accept! 🤩