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Canine Rehabilitation Centre in Thurton, Norfolk, providing small animal Physiotherapy and Underwater Treadmill Hydrotherapy services 🐶🐱
Equine and Canine Physiotherapy services also provided throughout East Anglia 🐴🐶
Member of NAVP & RAMP
17/11/2025
🐾 Meet Mochi 🐾
The sweet Mochi was recently diagnosed with elbow dysplasia and has started having physio and hydro treatment at AVPH 🐶
Mochi was nervous at the start of her initial physio appointment, but settled well and by the end of her session she was happily playing with her toy 🥰
Swipe to see Mochi relaxing after playing with her squirrel toy 🐿
Thank you to Steve who recently wrote such a lovely review of AVPH 🥰
If you haven't already, we would really appreciate it if you were able to leave us a review as it's one of the best ways to help support small businesses like us 💙💜
08/11/2025
🐾 Important Update from AVPH 🐾
We’re so grateful for all the support our small business has received this year! Thanks to our amazing clients (and their wonderful pets!), we’re busier than ever helping animals move, feel and live their best lives 💪
Because of this, we’re now introducing a 3-4 week waiting list for new clients. This will help us make sure every animal in our care gets the time and attention they deserve.
If your pet is currently on our books, don’t worry, existing appointments and ongoing treatments are continuing as normal.
🐶🐱🐴 New clients: please get in touch as soon as possible to join the waiting list, and we’ll do our best to get you booked in as quickly as we can.
Thank you for your patience and understanding, and for trusting us to be part of your pets’ wellbeing journey 💜💙
Tali loves showing off his toy when in the underwater treadmill 🐶
Goregous Tali is having physio and hydro treatment to help manage his hip osteoarthritis and lumbosacral stenosis.
We have limited availability in November and we are getting quite booked up in December, so please make sure to book your appointments ahead of time to make sure you get your preferred day and time for your pets appointments 💙
We are currently having some issues with our software system ‼
Our sincerest apologies if you have been receiving multiple auotmated email appointment reminders. We have now turned this function off and the software company are looking into this.
You will still receive text appointment reminders, but you will need to ask us to email across your receipts if you require them as you won't receive them automatically until this issue is resolve.
Please let us know if you are still receiving these emails and we will let the software company know.
Thank you for your patience with this 😊
All the best,
The team at AVPH 💙
01/11/2025
Freddy has made amazing progress over the past few months following his AANPE spinal diagnosis. His owners have been very dedicated to Freddy's rehabilitation consisting of regular physiotherapy and hydrotherapy 💙
31/10/2025
Happy Halloween! 🎃🦇🍄🕸
Ferdy came to his hydrotherapy session this week ready to show of his halloween costume 🐾👻
27/10/2025
🖐 Meet the team! 🐾
Charlotte has recently joined the AVPH team helping out behind the scenes with admin. Charlotte has a Masters in Veterinary Physiotherapy and has loved caring for and being around animals 🐶🐱🐴
At home, Charlotte is kept busy by her small fur-and-feathered family, including her two parrots Moo and Sully, who also consider themselves admin assistants and like to oversee all admin duties! 🦜 Swipe to see a photo of Moo helping out 😂
When Charlotte is not surrounded by animals, you’ll usually find her outdoors exploring or out around the coast in her role as a Coastguard Rescue Officer.
Charlotte is excited to be part of the journey that helps your pets move and feel better! 🐕
20/10/2025
20/10/2025
Hip dysplasia is one of the most common orthopeadic conditions affecting dogs, with an estimated 15.6% of the canine population developing the condition 🐾
Swipe to learn some of the ways in which Physiotherapy and Hydrotherapy help to manage your pets hip dysplasia 💡
Today is World Arthritis Day, and the perfect opportunity to raise awareness on how we can help arthritic pets at home!
Arthritis, just as it is for humans, can be a slow, painful and debilitating condition. Sadly, it’s very common in our four-legged friends and becomes worse in damp, cold and wet weather.
The good news is, there’s plenty we can do to make our pets more comfortable at home. Check out our top tips!
⭐ Provide soft, warm sleeping areas (orthopaedic beds really help) and keep their sleeping spot out of draughts
⭐ Use ramps for those necessary but hard-to-reach areas
⭐ Cover hard, cold floors with rugs or mats so your pet can safely navigate around their home without slipping
⭐ Keep your pet at their ideal weight - extra weight puts more strain on joints. If you need help shifting some pounds off your pet, don’t forget, our nursing team offer weight clinics!
⭐ Raise food and water bowls to reduce the need to bend sore joints
⭐ Consider a pet-specific joint supplement
⭐ Provide gentle, regular exercise, rather than one long walk
Finally, remember, it’s their home too, so the more comfortable and accessible you can make their day-to-day living, the better their quality of life.
Speak to our team if you’d like any further advice specific to your pet - we’re always here to help!
14/10/2025
🐶 Rocky 🐶
Meet Rocky! He is a lovely 6 month old labrador who unfortunately has severe contraction of his flexor carpi radialis tendon; causing a shortening of his ulna and radius bones.
Rocky was referred to us by his vet to help treat his condition and reduce the chance of needing to amputate his right front leg.
He has been having regular physio and his vet is really pleased with Rocky's progress. Once he has grown more, Rocky will be a good candidate for an operation to further treat his condition and improve his quality of life 🐾
Well done to Rocky and his owners for being very committed to his physio and working hard at Rocky's home exercise plan 💪
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At Anglian Veterinary Physiotherapy your animals health and welfare is of the highest importance. Anglian Veterinary Physiotherapy provides rehabilitation, maintenance and performance enhancement for your animal. Mobile services are provided throughout East Anglia for large and small animals, specialising in equine and canine physiotherapy services.
Sammi Curtis is the owner of Anglian Veterinary Physiotherapy. As a fully qualified and insured Veterinary Physiotherapist, and a member of the National Association of Veterinary Physiotherapists (NAVP) and Animal Health Practitioners Register (AHPR), she works closely alongside the referring Veterinary Surgeon, as well as other animal professionals, to provide care excellence with high quality tailored treatment plans.
Sammi has an affinity for animals which grew into a passion. She went on to study Veterinary Physiotherapy BSc (Hons) at Harper Adams University for four years. During her placement year on this course she worked at Newmarket Equine Hospital where she handled all temperaments of horses and came across interesting orthopaedic, neurological and soft tissue conditions. She also carried out a placement at Cotswold Dog Spa in Gloucestershire where her love for canine hydrotherapy grew.
Sammi is professional and works to a high standard. She has thorough knowledge in canine and equine physiotherapy with the most up-to date physiotherapy techniques and skills. She has had the pleasure of treating a variety of cases including osteoarthritic dogs and horses, neurological cases, soft tissue lameness, pre-op and post-op care for orthopedic cases, conservative management of orthopedic cases, palliative care, as well as maintenance for competition dogs and horses. Sammi continues to keep abreast of latest developments through CPD (Continuing Professional Development) training to keep up-to date with new research and therapies.
The physiotherapy treatments which Anglian Veterinary Physiotherapy can offer includes:
Massage and other manual therapies
Class III LASER therapy
Pulse mag (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy)
Therapeutic ultrasound
TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulator)
Prescription exercise therapy
If you have any questions or would like more information please do not hesitate to get in touch!
