ADVICE

Practical guidance for caring for your animal

Clear considered advice to help you support your animal between appointments.

Advice shaped by clinical practice

Practical information to help you understand changes in your animal’s movement, support their rehabilitation and make informed decisions about their care.

Old Border Collie

Making Your Home Safer for a Dog with Reduced Mobility

Simple changes at home can make everyday movement safer and more comfortable for a dog recovering from injury, living with arthritis or coping with reduced mobility.

Latest Advice

Horse walking in an arena

Changes in your horse’s movement and performance worth discussing

Small, persistent changes in movement, behaviour or performance deserve attention. Learn what to record and when veterinary assessment should come first.

Border Collie stood on a raised platform

Veterinary rehabilitation after injury or surgery

Find out what to expect from a structured rehabilitation programme, from protecting healing tissues to gradually rebuilding movement and strength.

Border Collie running in a field

How physiotherapy fits into your animal’s wider care and training routine

Learn how maintenance physiotherapy can work alongside veterinary care, training, farriery, saddle fitting and everyday management.

Unsure which pathway is right for your animal?

Every animal’s circumstances are different. Get in touch to discuss whether rehabilitation, maintenance physiotherapy or veterinary assessment is the appropriate next step.

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