Aimee Moses Vet Physio

23/03/2026

Super Tash 💪🏽

Dogs who’ve lost a limb adapt incredibly well—but that doesn’t mean their bodies aren’t working overtime. With extra strain placed on the remaining limbs, joints, and spine, physiotherapy plays a vital role in keeping them strong, balanced, and pain-free.

Regular maintenance sessions help to:
✨ Prevent overuse injuries
✨ Improve mobility and posture
✨ Build strength and stability
✨ Reduce pain and stiffness

Just because they’re coping doesn’t mean they’re not compensating. Supporting their bodies now means more comfortable, active years ahead. Here is Tash enjoying her therapies and demonstrating some super sit/ down stands and stretches. 😇

19/03/2026

17/03/2026

15/03/2026

I saw darling Molly at the kennels again last week. It’s brilliant that we can keep her regular physiotherapy going even whilst her mum is on holiday 🥰 little Max also enjoys seeing a familiar face 🤍🐶

Please note that I am away next week 16-20th replies may be limited.

13/03/2026

So happy with Ralph’s progress today! As you can see, he is very pleased with himself too 🥹🐶

11/03/2026

Lovely sweet Alfie enjoying his physio session at his mums work! I see Alfie bi-weekly at the moment to help keep him more comfortable and strong as he gets older.

Working on his exercises each week has allowed me to see a real difference in his gait with a reduction in ‘stiffness’, lameness and he is also much less wobbly!

I look forward to remeasuring his muscle mass in a couple of months to see just how much more muscle we have built too.

More importantly - Alfie loves his sessions 😇

Remember strong muscles create more stable joints and this reduces pain significantly ☺️🐶

10/03/2026

Little Ralph 😇

03/03/2026

Fly just making up her own rules, of course she is… she’s a border collie! 🤣

27/02/2026

Have a fabulous weekend everyone! Thank you for another booked and busy month 💖

23/02/2026

Proud to always work along side your vets 🩺🧑‍⚕️

By law, I must gain your vets consent to treat your animal and any animal therapists must work under the same rule. Unlike human Physiotherapy, only a veterinarian is allowed to diagnose any condition.

Did you know this is an easy process, I will contact your vets for you and ask them to sign my form? I will then keep them in the loop with reports about your pets health and progress. It is vital that all of your animals health care professionals work together and communicate about treatments plans ect. (There is quite a lot that goes on behind the scenes and this is all factored into the cost of your sessions).

You can contact me directly if you’d like to book in and I will speak to your vets or you can contact your vets and ask them to refer directly to me 😁
Vet referrals are also required for insurance claims 🩺

22/02/2026

Don’t forget that I work on a home visit basis only… so your dog gets to look like this during and after treatment 🧖 💤

To find out more:

📞 07904645211
📧 aimeemosesvetphysio@gmail.com

16/02/2026

Tuss who I have had the pleasure of treating for coming up to 3 years! What a privilege to have such longstanding patients 😍 especially when they’re this cute 🥰🐶

I can still take a some new clients, if you wish to know more about how physiotherapy could help your dog Drop me a message, email or call 😄

07904645211
aimeemosesvetphysio@gmail.com