Behaviour rarely sits in one place, so I don’t work in isolation.
Veterinary physiotherapy is science-based and takes a holistic approach to each animal, with clinical reasoning behind treatment on a case-by-case basis following veterinary referral. It works alongside veterinary care in the treatment and long-term management of musculoskeletal and neurological conditions, with the aim of reducing pain, improving movement and restoring normal muscle function.
One line to be confirmed.
Grooming doesn’t come without stress for some dogs, but it is necessary for their welfare. Their ethos is caring and compassionate, every dog is treated with respect, minimal restraint is used in a calming environment, and only natural and sustainable products are used.
Secure dog field, for dogs who need space away from other dogs.
Each of these has its own guide. Short version below.
A natural calming product using valerian, vetiver and sweet basil, which interact with natural calming pathways in the brain. Gentle and non-sedative. Read the guide.
Muzzles that let a dog pant, drink and take treats. Read the guide to muzzle training.
Made in the UK, with fasteners that mean the harness goes on without pulling it over your dog’s head. Read the guide.
Natural chews including antlers and buffalo horns, and eco-friendly toys. Read the guide to chewing.
Fleece foraging bags, caterpillars and floor blankets that engage natural sniffing and seeking. Read the guide.
Tug toys for building engagement and confidence with nervous dogs. Read the guide.