Animal Physiotherapy Ltd.

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  • Welcome to Jack, latest pay it forward beneficiary

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    Hello and welcome to Jack. This is quite a story! Bless his cotton socks! Jack was a bit of a failed rescue story very sadly. He was likely a failed Irish sheepdog. So he was rehomed with a couple. However, in the first 7 weeks of them having him, he managed to slip his lead…

  • Welcome to Arthur

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    Hello and welcome to Arthur! Wow he has a heart of mushy gold! He is incredible! Rescued by DBARC. They noticed something was not right with his hip and took him to the vet. The vet did an x-ray and there was no other solution than to remove the hip joint. His muscle was so…

  • Welcome to Scooby Do

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    Hello and welcone to Scooby do! This is such a sweet, loving rescue dog! He has been through alot, but never lost his loving nature. He arrived with his new loving mum, very low in muscle, and body weight. He was clearly sore in the hind. He had veterinary care and started in medications to…

  • Welcome to Dino

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    Hello and welcome to Dino. Such a daring rescue puppy! His poor front legs grew in a disorganised fashion. This meant the soft tissue didn’t grow as fast as the bones, causing the wrists to not be able to fully extend. Whilst not common, it is a known condition. The condition is not life threatening,…

  • Welcome to Jess

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    Hello and welcome to Jess. Such a sweet old lady. She was rescued in her greyer years when her previous owners were too old to care for her or themselves amymore. Rehoming makes a scar on anyone and any animal. So Jess was fearful for quite some time. Her owner had 2 dogs and one…

  • Welcome to Faith

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    Hello and welcome to Faith. She is a very sweet little heinz 57! She was brought over from Romania by Help for Hope. Her story is that she was kicked so hard her back was broken. At this time she also had a very young puppy and was still feeding him. So a vet took…

  • Physiotherapy on the exotic patient CPD

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    Yesterday we delivered training titled “Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy in the exotic patient”. CPD is an essential part of staying current and being good at your profession. Many prefessions are obilgated to do a set number of hours to ensure they maintain thier qualification. So we delivered this CPD to ensure physios are able to feel…