Lily Moffatt Veterinary Physiotherapy

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Friendly, Affordable, Professional services. Because your animals deserve the best.

Interested in how Veterinary Physiotherapy could help your animal?

Veterinary Physiotherapy can be used alongside veterinary care to help in the treatment or long-term management of many musculoskeletal or neurological injuries and conditions. It can assist rehabilitation and maintenance of all animals, with the aims of reducing pain, improving movement, and restoring normal muscle control and function.

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Veterinary Physiotherapy services for all animals, specialising in rehabilitation for dogs and horses. Friendly, affordable care for your pets.

Lily Moffatt Veterinary Physiotherapy offers bespoke physiotherapy treatment for all animals, large and small. Specialising in the rehabilitation and performance of horses and dogs.

Veterinary Physiotherapists specialise in the release of muscle spasm and in the mobilisation of joints to aid in pain relief and restoration of normal movement patterns, helping to improve performance and help prevent injury in your animals. All animals can benefit from regular maintenance physiotherapy, whether this be to prevent injury, treat a specific condition or improve musculoskeletal imbalances.

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What is Veterinary Physiotherapy?

Veterinary Physiotherapy Techniques 4. Management advice: frequently owners may need additional advice on therapeutic handling of their injured animal, or perhaps how to make appropriate adaptations to an animal's home environment and general management in order to assist in their rehabilitation.

Every dog is an individual and should be treated as such, from agility performance dogs to working dogs and our lovely loyal pets. Lily Moffatt Veterinary Physiotherapy www.lilyvetphysiotherapy.com (+44) 07531639808 lilyvetphysiotherapy@gmail.com

Veterinary Physiotherapy can benefit all horses of all ages and workloads. Horses will often create compensatory patterns to cope with discomfort and this can lead to further injuries and expensive vet bills. Sometimes these subtleties can go unnoticed until there is an obvious lameness. If in doubt - GET CHECKED OUT! Lily Moffatt Veterinary Physiotherapy www.lilyvetphysiotherapy.com (+44) 07531639808 lilyvetphysiotherapy@gmail.com

Osteoarthritis Osteoarthritis is a painful condition which unfortunately effects many cats in their older years. Early diagnosis is key to reducing pain and improving joint range of motion. You may notice subtle signs your cat is not quite right, such as choosing to be more sedentary and perhaps looking a little stiff when getting up. Physiotherapy can help through physical therapy and treatment. Alongside physiotherapy your veterinarian may perform x-rays or provide pain-relief and/or medication. Lily Moffatt Veterinary Physiotherapy www.lilyvetphysiotherapy.com (+44) 07531639808 lilyvetphysiotherapy@gmail.com

Veterinary Physiotherapy techniques 3. Remedial exercise programmes: individual exercise programmes are utilised to help to encourage correct movement patterns and improve muscle strength, endurance, suppleness, proprioception (the animal's awareness of where it's limbs and body are in space), balance and stability as may be required.

We all want the best for our dogs. It can be very upsetting for you as an owners if they become injured or start showing signs of pain. Veterinary Physiotherapy can provide alternative treatment to help support your dog in recovery, pain management and improve performance. Lily Moffatt Veterinary Physiotherapy www.lilyvetphysiotherapy.com (+44) 07531639808 lilyvetphysiotherapy@gmail.com

A few examples of injuries which benefit from regular physiotherapy are: Fractures Spinal trauma Nerve damage Wounds Post-amputation Atrophy of muscle Tendon/ligament damage Lily Moffatt Veterinary Physiotherapy www.lilyvetphysiotherapy.com (+44) 07531639808 lilyvetphysiotherapy@gmail.com

Physiotherapy Techniques, 2. Electrotherapies: the use of therapeutic machines such as ultrasound, laser, pulsed electromagnetic field therapy, H-wave, TENS, interferential, microcurrent, and electrical muscle stimulation.

Post-traumatic recovery If your cat has suffered an unfortunate accident or injury which has left them with reduced mobility then physiotherapy can help to promote healing, increase strength and improve quality of life. Lily Moffatt Veterinary Physiotherapy www.lilyvetphysiotherapy.com (+44) 07531639808 lilyvetphysiotherapy@gmail.com

Join me doing a gait assessment with Rosie! What can you see?👀 let me know in the comments below! I’ll share what I have seen in a few days time when everyone has had chance to observe! This video was taken back in February- it’s great to reflect on the “then” and “now”. Regular video footage of your own dogs can help you see the progress you are making! 🐾🥹 It can be hard to assess Rosie in heel as she does have a lot of handler focus.