The Pet Physio

The Pet Physio Animal Physiotherapy & Hydrotherapy

17/05/2026

Who said cats can’t do exercise? 🐱💞

Cats can benefit from physiotherapy too!! especially for pain management, mobility support, muscle strengthening, arthritis care, post-surgery recovery, and improving quality of life ✨

At The Pet Physio, we always prioritise both their physical and emotional comfort. No forcing, no stressful handling 🥰 just gentle positive encouragement, patience, and working at their pace to help them feel safe and confident during sessions.

Many cats actually learn to cooperate very well once they feel comfortable, and we also guide owners on home exercises and management techniques to continue supporting them at home.

We do work with cats too, especially through home visit sessions, where they tend to feel more relaxed and comfortable in their own environment 🏠🐾

Because every cat deserves to move comfortably and live stronger too 💪🏻

🐶 Why Do Dogs Become Obese? (And what you can do about it)Dog obesity is one of the most common and preventable health i...
24/04/2026

🐶 Why Do Dogs Become Obese? (And what you can do about it)

Dog obesity is one of the most common and preventable health issues we see! Excess weight can affect mobility, joints, and overall health.

Here’s what’s really behind it 👀

1️⃣ Diet & Feeding Habits
Even small extras add up. Overfeeding, frequent treats, table scraps, or free feeding can easily exceed your dog’s daily needs.

2️⃣ Lack of Exercise
Less movement means fewer calories burned. Indoor lifestyles or irregular walks can quickly lead to weight gain.

3️⃣ Age & Life Stage
As dogs age, metabolism slows down. If diet stays the same but activity drops, weight increases gradually over time.

4️⃣ Medical Conditions
Conditions like hypothyroidism or Cushing’s disease can cause weight gain even when food intake is normal.

5️⃣ Medications
Some medications, especially long-term use, can increase appetite or reduce activity levels.

6️⃣ Genetics & Breed
Some dogs are naturally more prone to gaining weight and may require stricter portion control.

7️⃣ Neutering / Hormones
Hormonal changes can slow metabolism and increase appetite, making weight management more important after neutering.

8️⃣ Owner Lifestyle
Your dog’s routine reflects yours! Less active routines or using food as love can contribute more than we realize.

✨ At our clinic, we go beyond injury care.
Rehabilitation isn’t only for orthopedic or neurological conditions. We also support wellness, including
✅ Weight management
✅ Strengthening
✅ Posture correction
✅ Safe guided exercise

Because we don’t just focus on physio
we care about your dog’s overall quality of life 💪🏻🐶

📩 Reach out to support your dog’s healthier, happier life
+65 8945 8708 (WhatsApp)

MAY this be your sign to book that session 👀We’ve got one more day for you 🐾We’re expanding our hours and opening Monday...
23/04/2026

MAY this be your sign to book that session 👀

We’ve got one more day for you 🐾

We’re expanding our hours and opening Mondays full day starting May. That’s one more day to stay consistent with your pet’s recovery and progress 💙

✨ Planning your next visit? We’ve got more slots for you now!
✨ New here? Come by, we’d love to meet you and your furrykid!

Most dog owners don’t realise the first signs of joint pain happen during the ‘quiet moments at home’ 🥺Not during the wa...
16/04/2026

Most dog owners don’t realise the first signs of joint pain happen during the ‘quiet moments at home’ 🥺

Not during the walk.
Not at the vet.
But in the evening, after your dog has been resting 🐾

Here’s a quick 5-minute check we encourage our pawrents to do after work:

🐶 Watch how your dog gets up after lying down
🐶 Notice if they hesitate before jumping onto the sofa
🐶 Check if they “bunny hop” when excited
🐶 See whether they sit unevenly to one side
🐶 Compare muscle size between left and right hind legs

These tiny signs are often the earliest clues of issues like:

📌 early arthritis
📌 luxating patella
📌 hip discomfort
📌 post-op weakness
📌 compensatory pain from old injuries

💡 The good news? Catching it early can make rehab much easier and often prevents long-term decline 🤩

A lot of us are busy professionals, so these simple at-home observations help us intervene before the issue becomes severe.

If your dog has started slowing down, avoiding stairs, or moving differently, it may not be “just age”. Sometimes it’s simply their way of asking for help 🫂

What’s one small movement change you’ve noticed in your dog recently? Let us know in the comments 🤓

Hello, I’m Kenneth 👋I’m a human physiotherapist now bringing my skills into the world of canine and feline rehabilitatio...
09/04/2026

Hello, I’m Kenneth 👋

I’m a human physiotherapist now bringing my skills into the world of canine and feline rehabilitation 🐾

With a background in clinical research, I’ve learnt to focus on what truly matters: maximising movement, longevity, and quality of life. I’m here to help you feel informed, supported, and confident as a partner in your pet’s recovery journey.

Fun fact about me:
As a former pet groomer, I developed a kind of “sixth sense” for animal behaviour and how to keep pets calm and comfortable. In my free time, you’ll usually find me exploring on two wheels 🚲 or deep in a game of chess ♟️

Looking forward to meeting you and your furry ones at the clinic and supporting their journey to better movement and comfort 🐶🐱💛

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3B River Valley Road #01-07
Singapore
179021

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