West Country Canine Therapy

06/09/2025

Thank you for the wonderful Google review. 🙏

03/09/2025

This is Jack. He is a Sprocker and has been having Hydrotherapy at West Country Canine Therapy to manage his cruciate disease.

If your dog has cruciate issues, send me a message to find out how I can help.

27/08/2025

Kevin can be wary about being touched and handled, so I have been working with him to ensure he feels comfortable during his physiotherapy sessions.

Taking things slow, keeping things quiet and calm, and reading and responding to his body language have really helped.

Kevin you have been a star. ⭐

21/08/2025

3 year old Cocker spaniel Milo is making great progress with his physiotherapy sessions after an accident that dislocated his hip and caused an open fracture of his hock. This was repaired by his vet using an external fixator, and now he is having physiotherapy to help him walk properly.

16/08/2025

Pre-swim cuddles.

13/08/2025

Bertie is a 5 year old working lab who was struggling with a forelimb lameness until he came for treatment at West Country Canine Therapy.

If you would like to know how I can help your dogs movement, then message me today.

08/08/2025

When your treatment is very relaxing but you must try and keep your eyes open.

02/08/2025

Wow 6 years ago. I only saw Isla the other day for a maintenance visit.

Keeping up on maintenance physiotherapy really does keep our older dogs mobile. Go Isla!

26/07/2025

When your patients Sky and TT are star characters in a book!
Check out this wonderful book, Maximus the Catsumus (the pantomime cat) and the cat burglar. Written by Sky and TT’s owner Andy Burton.

10/07/2025

Top tips from the British Veterinary Association - BVA.

With heat health warnings in place for many parts of the UK this week, the British Veterinary Association (BVA) is urging pet owners to take extra precautions to keep their animals safe and to act quickly if they spot early signs of heatstroke.

10/07/2025

Bella's owners got in touch to see if physiotherapy would help after she hurt herself running for a ball.

Bella was having difficulty using one of her back legs properly, her back looked curved, and her movement was very uncomfortable and abnormal.

Calm and gentle physiotherapy techniques were used to help Bella, and a home programme that fitted easily into Bella's owners day was devised.

Bella has made fantastic progress and is now moving normally, her back is straight and strong, she is a much happier girl, and is now wanting to go out for walks again.

If you would like to know more about the types of physiotherapy I use and how they can help your dog, drop me a message today.