BROWNS VETERINARY PHYSIOTHERAPY (Browns Vet Physio)

You love your puppy. You want them healthy, happy, and well-exercised. So you're doing everything right… aren't you? Maybe. But the number one mistake well-meaning owners make? Doing too much, too soon. Why puppies aren't just small dogs Here's the thing nobody puts on the cute puppy calendar. Your puppy's skeleton isn't finished yet. Puppies have growth plates — areas of soft, developing cartilage at the ends of their bones. These are the bits responsible for making your tin

Senior dogs have mastered the art of selective hearing, strategic sleeping, and somehow taking up 97% of the bed. But ageing well? That part sometimes needs a little extra support. The good news? Helping an older dog feel more comfortable often comes down to small daily changes — not dramatic overhauls. Tiny adjustments can make a huge difference to confidence, mobility, and quality of life. Because senior dogs don’t stop wanting to live. They just need their environment to

Ever seen your dog suddenly hesitate before jumping into the car… then act completely normal five minutes later? That’s the thing about pain in dogs.It rarely arrives holding a giant flashing sign. Most dogs are incredibly good at adapting. Especially the stoic ones. The busy ones. The “always happy” dogs who still wag their tails while quietly compensating through discomfort. And because many owners are told to only look for limping, crying, or obvious lameness… the early si

Bear – From Pacing and Restlessness to Strength, Control, and Comfort Bear's owner first got in touch with me to see if I could help as Bear had been diagnosed with hip dysplasia, in both hips, but his right hind leg was worse. Bear like many dogs in this situation, had adapted how he moved his body but not in a way that was helping him. The plan for Bear included targeted rehab exercises and pain medication to assist. Before Physiotherapy Bear’s owner described several ongo

Hydrotherapy and physiotherapy. Two amazing tools. Two very different jobs. And honestly? A lot of owners understandably mix them up. I often hear: “My dog had hydro.” “My dog needs physio.” “Aren’t they basically the same thing?” Not quite. Think of them as part of the same support team — but with very different roles. Let’s simplify it. Physiotherapy: Looking at the Whole Movement Picture A Canine physiotherapist has been trained to focus on: Movement assessment Pain and mo

Introduction: Arthritis is a common ailment affecting pets, particularly as they age. As responsible pet owners, we strive to provide...

As pet owners, we always want what’s best for our furry friends, especially when it comes to their health and well-being. Canine arthritis is a common condition that can affect dogs of all ages and breeds, causing pain, stiffness, and discomfort in their joints. Fortunately, there are various ways to manage and improve your dog’s arthritis symptoms, ensuring they lead a happy and active life. Maintain a Healthy Weight One of the most important factors in managing canine arthr