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Veterinary Physiotherapy & Hydrotherapy Pet Service

28/10/2026

Meet Chewy 💙
He is a 7 year old Labrador mix who you may recognise from one of our most memorable reels.

Chewy came to us with Grade 3 IVDD. One of the more severe presentations of a condition that can be truly devastating for a dog and their family. His before and after footage moved a lot of people and we are so glad it did.

But the story did not end there.

Chewy is still working. Still wobbly. Still not quite where we want him to be. And still showing up every single session with everything he has got.

The progress he has made is remarkable. The strength he has built is real. And the road ahead still has some work on it, and that is completely okay. Recovery is rarely a straight line and Chewy is proof that consistent, patient rehabilitation moves mountains one session at a time.

We are so proud of you Chewy. 💙

👉 Drop a 💙 in the comments for this incredible boy.

26/10/2026

When your dog comes to us with a diagnosis, that diagnosis tells us what happened.

But it does not tell us everything.

It does not tell us how long they have been compensating. Which muscles have quietly stopped working. How their posture has shifted to protect the part that hurts. How much confidence they have lost in their own body along the way.

That is what we spend our sessions looking for. The whole picture. Not just the part that brought you through the door.

Because treating the whole dog is the only way to really get them back. 💙

👉 What brought you to vet physio? Tell us below.

07/10/2026

Meet Oliver 💙

He is an almost 12 year old Maltese who has been part of our Back In Motion family for a very long time.

Oliver has luxating patellas and has been coming to us regularly for years now. Consistent, ongoing physiotherapy has kept him comfortable, mobile and very much himself well into his senior years.

Just look at that smile. Twelve years old and still absolutely full of life.

There is something quietly special about a patient who has been with you long enough to become part of your routine. Oliver walks in and everyone knows his name. That kind of relationship is one of the things we treasure most about this work.

Still going strong. Still smiling. We love you Oliver. 💙

👉 Drop a 💙 in the comments for this long time regular.

05/10/2026

Your dog will never tell you they have had enough. They will keep going, keep up, keep smiling, because you are their person and that is what they do.

But a willing dog is not always a comfortable one.

Overexercise is one of the most common and most overlooked causes of injury we see. Not from neglect. From love. From an enthusiastic owner and a dog who simply would not say no.

The good news is that with a little guidance, you can keep doing all the things you love together, just in a way that protects the body that makes it all possible.

💙 Your dog wants to keep up with you for as long as possible. So do we.

👉 How much exercise does your dog get each day? Tell us below.

16/09/2026

Meet Mila 💙
She is a 5 year old Australian Shepherd who came to us with lameness in both her front and hind legs, and what turned out to be a subluxating hip at the root of it all.

When one part of the body is not working as it should, everything else picks up the slack. Mila had developed compensation patterns throughout her whole body as a result, her muscles and joints quietly adapting to protect the area that was struggling.

At just 5 years old she has a lot of life ahead of her. Our job is to make sure her body is strong enough and balanced enough to live it fully. 💙

We are so glad you found us, Mila.

👉 Drop a 💙 in the comments for this beautiful girl.

14/09/2026

If your dog takes a while to get moving in the morning but seems fine once they are up, please do not file that away as just getting older.

Morning stiffness is one of the earliest signs that something might be going on in your dog's joints or muscles. In dogs with arthritis, movement helps lubricate the joints which is often why they seem to loosen up after a few minutes. But the underlying issue is still there and arthritis is just one possible cause.

We are not saying panic. We are saying pay attention.

Because the dogs we wish we had seen sooner are almost always the ones whose owners noticed something early and waited just a little too long to act on it.

Your instincts about your dog are usually right. Trust them. 💙

👉 Does your dog take a while to get going in the morning? Tell us below.

Address

104 Charles De Gaulle Crescent
Centurion
0157

Opening Hours

Monday	09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	09:00 - 17:00
Thursday	09:00 - 17:00
Friday	09:00 - 17:00

Telephone

0662220088

Website

http://www.bimvetphysio.com/

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