Back In Motion

Back In Motion Veterinary Physiotherapy & Hydrotherapy Pet Service

Your dog has been diagnosed with Hip Dysplasia - Now what? Your dog’s healing starts with the little things. 🐾 This pos...
15/08/2025

Your dog has been diagnosed with Hip Dysplasia - Now what?
Your dog’s healing starts with the little things. 🐾
This post shares some quick wins that make a big difference.
Starting with easy changes you can implement at home.
Want more? 📘 Our Hip Hurdles Unraveled dives deeper into how you can help at home.
👉 Tap the link in our bio to grab your copy.

DM us if you would like to learn how we can help!

Hip Dysplasia can be tough, but you’re not alone. We created this guide to help pet parents like you understand what’s ...
11/08/2025

Hip Dysplasia can be tough, but you’re not alone.
We created this guide to help pet parents like you understand what’s happening, what to look out for, and how to support recovery the right way.
You’ll find tips, exercise ideas, and encouragement for every step.
💙 Get the full eBook here → link in bio

Save this post if your dog has Hip Dysplasia

We are so glad that Stella found such an amazing forever home and that we get to play a part in her feeling her absolute...
08/08/2025

We are so glad that Stella found such an amazing forever home and that we get to play a part in her feeling her absolute best. 💙

Did you know simple changes at home can speed up your dog's healing after an injury or surgery?Here are 5 small things y...
30/06/2025

Did you know simple changes at home can speed up your dog's healing after an injury or surgery?
Here are 5 small things you can do today to support their recovery and prevent injury.

Want all the hacks? Get our eBook "Environmental Hacks for Your Dog's Optimal Health and Recovery."
👉 Link in bio

Is your dog hiding an injury? 👀Some of the most common injuries we see in vet physio aren’t obvious at all. Dog's come i...
31/05/2025

Is your dog hiding an injury? 👀
Some of the most common injuries we see in vet physio aren’t obvious at all. Dog's come in with no limping, no whining… just small signs that something’s not quite right.

If your dog is:
💙 Hesitating to jump onto the couch or bed
💙 Stiff after lying down
💙 Usually lying on one side when resting
💙 Bunny hopping when running
💙 Subtly changing their posture

It is time to get your dog checked out. These can be signs of a lot of different injuries. One that is easily overlooked is an iliopsoas strain. This is an easy to miss but very painful injury 💔

The good news? These dogs often respond really well to rehab!
With the right support, gentle exercise, and a tailored plan, we can help your dog move comfortably again 💙

📘 Want to know what to look out for and how to help? Grab our eBook “Helping Your Dog Heal from Iliopsoas Injury” full of simple tips and guidance for dog parents just like you.

📲 Link in bio to get your copy

Have you noticed any of these signs down below? Tell us in the comments 👇

🚨 MYTH: “He’s just old, there’s nothing we can do.” ✅ TRUTH: Aging doesn’t have to equal suffering.Many pet parents ass...
16/05/2025

🚨 MYTH: “He’s just old, there’s nothing we can do.”
✅ TRUTH: Aging doesn’t have to equal suffering.

Many pet parents assume their dog’s stiffness, forgetfulness, or lack of playfulness is “just old age.” But pain or cognitive changes could be the real reason.

⚠️ The signs might be subtle — but with the right support, older dogs can THRIVE again.

💡 Confused behavior, pacing, or changes in sleep may actually point to *Canine Cognitive Dysfunction* — a condition similar to dementia in humans.

🎓 Want to learn more?
Our guide breaks down what’s happening in your senior dog’s brain — and what you can do to help.

📘 “Understanding and Managing Canine Cognitive Dysfunction”
👉 Link in bio to grab your copy.

🐶 Is your dog really "just getting old" — or could they be in pain?So many subtle signs of discomfort are brushed off as...
15/05/2025

🐶 Is your dog really "just getting old" — or could they be in pain?

So many subtle signs of discomfort are brushed off as “normal aging” 😔
But the truth is… many of these signs could mean your dog is silently struggling.

Here are 5 common signs that often get overlooked
Swipe through and see if any sound familiar.

💡 BONUS: Cognitive changes like confusion or anxiety can *also* show up in older dogs — not just pain-related issues.

👉 Want to understand the full picture of senior dog behavior?
Grab our eBook: “Understanding and Managing Canine Cognitive Dysfunction”

📘 Link in bio
🐾 Let’s help your best friend age gracefully — and comfortably.

Let’s talk tools!Each piece of physio equipment we use has a job — and it’s not just about looking cool (though they do ...
02/05/2025

Let’s talk tools!
Each piece of physio equipment we use has a job — and it’s not just about looking cool (though they do that too!).

✅ Balance pads = strength & joint support
✅ Cavaletti poles = improved coordination
✅ Peanut balls = core stability

We tailor every session to your pet’s needs and comfort level — always keeping recovery functional, effective, and fear-free.

Want to try a few simple tools at home?
Our eBooks are full of tips!
Hit the link in our bio to check them out.

Which tool would your dog enjoy most? Let us know below!

Rehab shouldn’t feel like a chore — not for you or your dog!That’s why we make recovery fun, functional, and tail-waggin...
28/04/2025

Rehab shouldn’t feel like a chore — not for you or your dog!
That’s why we make recovery fun, functional, and tail-waggingly positive.

From balance cushions to peanut balls and cavaletti's, every movement we do has a purpose — and it’s all designed to build strength, confidence, and mobility in a safe, engaging way.

Because a happy dog heals better.

Tell us:
Would your dog enjoy “playing” on physio equipment?
Let us know below!

👇 Tap the save icon if you want to revisit these ideas later
📲 Link in bio if you're curious about our eBooks!

Your dog’s torn their cruciate ligament. Now what?You don’t have to feel helpless — there are simple steps you can take ...
25/04/2025

Your dog’s torn their cruciate ligament. Now what?

You don’t have to feel helpless — there are simple steps you can take at home right now to support their recovery. 🐾

Here are 3 to start with:
✔️ Controlled movement
✔️ Traction at home
✔️ Weight management

The full recovery picture involves more than just rest.
👉 Our CCL eBook walks you through what’s happening inside the knee and how to set your dog up for success.

🎉 Grab your copy today – link in bio!

My dog’s limping. Could it be a torn ligament?A Cranial Cruciate Ligament (CCL) rupture is one of the most common reason...
21/04/2025

My dog’s limping. Could it be a torn ligament?

A Cranial Cruciate Ligament (CCL) rupture is one of the most common reasons dogs limp on a back leg — and it’s more common than many think.

In this post, we’re breaking down:
✔️ What the CCL does
✔️ How it gets injured
✔️ What signs to look out for
✔️ Why treatment matters

The good news? Recovery is possible — and rehab plays a key role 🐶💪
If you’re worried about your dog or just want to learn more, our CCL eBook is a great place to start.

✨ Tap the link in our bio to get your copy! 📘

Think rehab is just for injured dogs? Think again! 🐶💪 Let’s bust some common myths about vet physio. Swipe through! 👉Rea...
31/03/2025

Think rehab is just for injured dogs? Think again! 🐶💪 Let’s bust some common myths about vet physio. Swipe through! 👉
Ready to get started? Drop us a message or book an appointment today! Let’s break the myths together. 💪

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