Animal Physiotherapy Ltd.

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  • Welcome to Bertie

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    Hello and welcome to Bertie! He is so handsome and the cuddliest giant ever! He litrally squashes you for a cuddle! Bless him! His mum has been bringing one of the other family members for a few years as she has gotten old and needs help. I will add, that she is incredible for her…

  • Welcome to Bug

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    Hello and welcome to Bug. You might remember the name and some of the posts, though possibly not recognise the photo with no muzzel! Big has had a few videos shared but not yet had his story and welcome shared. Big can with “possible neck area pain”. The vets hadn’t been able to get that…

  • Welcome to Clyde

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    Hello and welcome to Clyde. Such a pretty bean and so sweet. He is a rescue and soon after mum got him, he looked lame. This got severe quickly. After much investigation it was clear he had a sever hip problem and needed the hip joint removing. This procedure is not uncommen. He was making…

  • Welcome to Jasper

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    Hello and welcome to Jasper. We have never seen a red maincoon before! Beautiful! And such a darling cat. He has got a very loving mum. He managed to fracture his femur. It was seen quickly by the referral vets. It was pinned. But sadly this failed and he had to have revision surgery. This…

  • Welcome to Hershy

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    Hello and welcome to Hershy. She has been doing very well in her later years but has sadly rescently deteriorated and needs some more help. She has a calcifed disk in her neck, possible intervertrable disk disease and possible cruciate ligament disease. She has seen a specialist. She has now been referred to us for…

  • Welcome to Maisy

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    Hello and welcome to Maisy.  She is a much loved springador and has come from a line of loved dogs as this is the daughter of a client now bringing her own dog in. That makes you realise how many years you have been in the industry! Maisy had some mild issues when she was…

  • Well done Tala

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    Just 7 days after Tala had her femoral head and neck (top of her thigh bone) removed, we are pleased to report she is recovering fantastically! See her previous post to see her mums kind comment! Keep up the good work both of you! Tala  you’ll be back to normal soon! Tala is already using…