Emily Harris Norfolk Veterinary Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation

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Mobile Veterinary Physiotherapy services for animals in Norfolk & surrounds

🏆 FINALIST Animal Therapist of the year 2025
🎓 MSc Veterinary Physiotherapist
💦 Fully Qualified Hydrotherapist
✅ Fully Insured
✅ Vet Recommended
✅ RAMP & IRVAP accredited

Max thinks physio is very exciting… I think it might have something to do with the cheese! 🧀 primula_cheese
18/03/2026

Max thinks physio is very exciting… I think it might have something to do with the cheese! 🧀

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Benson being a superstar patient, soaking up some laser, PEMF and heat epionyuk
16/03/2026

Benson being a superstar patient, soaking up some laser, PEMF and heat epionyuk

Grace knows the exact look that equals extra snacks!
14/03/2026

Grace knows the exact look that equals extra snacks!

Percy likes physio to come with belly rubs and snacks!
12/03/2026

Percy likes physio to come with belly rubs and snacks!

Super boy Bear soaking in some physio 🧸
10/03/2026

Super boy Bear soaking in some physio 🧸

Best boy Bertie showing off his stuff 🐶
08/03/2026

Best boy Bertie showing off his stuff 🐶

Before ➡️ After 🐾✨This client was diagnosed with left medial shoulder instability, and the images show a clear improveme...
11/02/2026

Before ➡️ After 🐾✨

This client was diagnosed with left medial shoulder instability, and the images show a clear improvement in weight distribution following a structured rehab programme — objectively measured using the Companion Animal Health Stance Analyser. A ‘healthy’ dog should distribute 60% of its weight evenly across the forelimbs, and 40% evenly across the hindlimbs, and I am really pleased with the results in this case!

Rebuilding strength, stability and confidence takes time, consistency, and teamwork.

Seeing these measurable changes alongside the dog’s comfort and movement improving is exactly why evidence-based physio matters 💪🐶

Huge credit to a dedicated owner and one very good patient 💛

I am delighted to announce that I’ve been selected as a finalist for the Animal Star Awards – Physiotherapist of the Yea...
07/02/2026

I am delighted to announce that I’ve been selected as a finalist for the Animal Star Awards – Physiotherapist of the Year, for the second year in a row! 💜

This honestly wouldn’t be possible without the incredible clients who trust me, the amazing vets and professionals I work alongside, and of course the wonderful animals who make this job such a privilege every single day.

Thank you for your continued support, belief, and for letting me be part of your animal’s journey. Being recognised like this means more than I can put into words 💜

It’s official.. according to Melas I am the ‘Best Dog Physio”!I have been treating Melas for the past 2 years helping to...
05/02/2026

It’s official.. according to Melas I am the ‘Best Dog Physio”!

I have been treating Melas for the past 2 years helping to manage spinal discomfort, thank you Melas (and family!) for this very thoughtful gift! 🎁

Thrilled to be shortlisted for Physiotherapist of the year for the 2nd year in a row!
03/02/2026

Thrilled to be shortlisted for Physiotherapist of the year for the 2nd year in a row!

🐶 Progress post – 8 weeks of physio makes a difference! 💪✨I often talk to owners about even weight distribution. In a he...
03/02/2026

🐶 Progress post – 8 weeks of physio makes a difference! 💪✨

I often talk to owners about even weight distribution. In a healthy 4-legged dog, we expect around 60% of weight through the forelimbs and 40% through the hindlimbs.
But what happens when a dog is on three legs?

After losing her right hind limb due to a chronic wound infection, this clever girl had no choice but to shift her weight forward and across. The result? Significant overload through the left forelimb, which started to cause problems in that elbow (see before pics 👀)

🔍 Physio focus:
Instead of letting the left fore do all the work, we implemented targeted physiotherapy to strengthen the right forelimb, improve core stability, and encourage a more balanced tripod stance.

➡️ 8 weeks later:
She’s standing and moving much more evenly, reducing strain on that left elbow and setting her up for long-term soundness 🐾

✨ A great reminder that consistent physio exercises really do matter!

Companion Animal Health
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Sigi and gang post physio!
02/02/2026

Sigi and gang post physio!

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South Wootton
King's Lynn
PE303LS

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+447754153680

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