Physio for Pets

30/10/2025

Doing my part for the inquiry into greyhound racing.

29/10/2025

29/10/2025

Snuffle towel for mental enrichment plus to slow down the eating speed.

Ever tried this for your cats?

Have a go.

26/10/2025

This was pretty amazing.

A baby born with no eyes. I am not even sure how he survived in the wild as certainly could not catch food.

So lucky someone brought him into the centre.

He is abit on the skinny side at present.

26/10/2025

Pilates session for rat bite bobtail.

His side bend is way more flexible than the previous guy.

26/10/2025

Week 5 for bobtail with rat bite on his tail.

Way less pink. Tissue has some strength to it.

26/10/2025

Gosh trying to get these guys to follow food is hard. I guess when your meal is dead and cold, it’s not too enticing.

But we finally got a side bend happening and when it did happen, it showed that Mr Bob has lost some range in his spine due to the injury.

Could be from new tissue formation or it could be that his vertebrae are abit stuck.

When he is fully healed, I can start to mobilise his spine , just like I would in a person.

So chuffed with the way he is going.

26/10/2025

Week 5 laser for Mr Bob with the lawnmower injury. Scab came off the size of the wound closing very nicely.

His keeper said when he moved the tissue was tearing abit so it’s now time to encourage movement to apply tension so the new tissue knows where it needs to lay down.

Next video is his Pilates session.

22/10/2025

Cuteness overload and also bred terribly badly.

2 days ago, one of the rescues I normally foster cats for called me to ask if I would foster this pup with SWIMMERS SYNDROME ( which is developmental delay in lay terms).

I just got the call this morning to let me know that the pup had died. And after a thorough veterinary examination it was found the pup had

1. Giarrdia

2. Defective heart with a hole in the septal wall.

3. What looked like swimmers was actually neurological issues with the hindlegs from spinal defects.

This is all at the tender age of 5 weeks.

This a locally bred French Bulldog from a not reputable breeder.

I am highlighting this case as pet owners pay alot of money for Frenchies only to have a lifetime of awful health issues. This causes a lifetime of heart ache for families and financial stress with trying to address these medical issues.

Please be aware that you are not just buying that cute face in the photo.

Will know more after autopsy has been done which is for learning purposes for the vet staff if there are more hidden issues inside the body.

It is sad but hopefully this story can help with improve awareness to the public.

RIP little one.

22/10/2025

https://www.rspcawa.org.au/Event/community-action-day-hamilton-hill

20/10/2025

Do you have pets that decide that the best beds are in an Aldi shopping bag ?

20/10/2025

Video testimonial

Greyhound owner who brought her dog in to address corns.

This is a great outcome with the corns resolving and a long journey about how to manage chronic pain in other body areas that were actually the cause of the corns occurring.