Head to Tail Vet Physio

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🔹Fully qualified & insured veterinary physiotherapist
🔹Non-invasive & relaxing treatments:
🔹Massage, soft tissue release, LASER
🔹Detailed musculoskeletal & gait assessment
🚙 Based in Macclesfield, covering Cheshire, South Mcr, Staffs, Derbyshire.

Caption these… the most beautiful lady Mara acting slightly strangely for her physio 😆 I see Mara on a weekly basis for ...
20/12/2025

Caption these… the most beautiful lady Mara acting slightly strangely for her physio 😆 I see Mara on a weekly basis for ongoing conservative management for her hip dysplasia 💖 rarely get pics as her mum and I are too busy chit chatting! 🫣

Mr Olliebobs has made amazing progress with relaxing for his physio sessions ❤️ he can be a bit of a worrier, especially...
20/12/2025

Mr Olliebobs has made amazing progress with relaxing for his physio sessions ❤️ he can be a bit of a worrier, especially when it’s pain related, so we started off with a muzzle just to be on the safe side. Now he’s fully settled and trusting which has been so lovely to see 🥰 absolutely love coming to see these two (Betty, his older sister 😉).

Jane & I were discussing how sometimes it can just be very subtle differences made with physio, sometimes it’s just about keeping our furries comfy, mobile, ticking over, especially our golden oldies. But we can also achieve bigggg differences like this, which is so lovely to hear 🥰.

Introducing the gorgeous Freddie 🐶 just look at those ears! And who doesn’t love those cheeky terrier vibes 💙Freddie unf...
08/12/2025

Introducing the gorgeous Freddie 🐶 just look at those ears!
And who doesn’t love those cheeky terrier vibes 💙

Freddie unfortunately ruptured his cruciate ligament back in September and needed to undergo surgery to repair it. From as soon as the next day following surgery we started up physio & LASER treatment to assist with the healing process, and ensure Freddie could stay as comfortable possible whilst recovering in the most effective & efficient way 🌟.

Freddie hasn’t been phased since the get go and the most difficult part of his recovery has been keeping him still! 🙈 kudos to his owner for persevering, and a few months down the line Freddie is back to himself, and we are now onto monthly check ups to address any small niggles cropping up, likely to be signed off soon 🥳.

You’ll notice Freddie has his harness on - sometimes with the slightly anxious, wriggley little ones it actually helps them feel a sense of calm if you can give them clear information about what we need / want (calm & still for physio). Although I 99% of the time prefer the dog to be able to choose to come to me, and give me signals when they need to have a break, etc, there are a select few that actually prefer clear & steady pressure to reduce stress & uncertainty. They are all such individuals! 🥰 Bonus calming fusses from his mum ❤️

Couldn’t resist posting more pics of Rufus Hoofus 🤩 don’t tell anyone that even though he looks like he loves the camera...
01/12/2025

Couldn’t resist posting more pics of Rufus Hoofus 🤩 don’t tell anyone that even though he looks like he loves the camera, we were actually bribing him to smile with cheese 🤫 thanks to his Mama for snapping some lovely shots 💙

This DUDE! 😎 🐶 Meet Arrow! Also known as King Arrow. He started physio to support him with some age related stiffness, p...
24/11/2025

This DUDE! 😎 🐶 Meet Arrow! Also known as King Arrow. He started physio to support him with some age related stiffness, presenting in ways such as struggling to get up / down, stiff movement etc. From the first session Arrow was in his element, at all bothered by the new person, assessment, treatment etc - just lay back and demanded his pamper 😂 💆‍♂️. I see him every 2-3 weeks to keep him feeling fresh as possible 🙌.

As you can see from the photos he is next level cool, and couldn’t wait to get famous on social media 😉 🐾 💙

It’s about time I put a little post together of one of the biggest characters I treat, Harvey 🥰I have been seeing Harv w...
04/11/2025

It’s about time I put a little post together of one of the biggest characters I treat, Harvey 🥰
I have been seeing Harv weekly since March (can’t actually believe how much time has passed!). He’s an older gentleman so we are keeping him comfortable through age related osteoarthritis & tense muscles.

I spent the first ~ 3 months learning the ways of Harvey, he is by nature incredibly independent & stubborn 😆. We eventually learnt that we cannot ask Harv to sit or lie down for treatment, instead he requires the first 5/10 mins (occasionally half 😂) of the session to sniff my car & survey the surroundings before he chooses to settle down himself, by which point he will be flat out for the session 👌 😌

The selection of pics highlight everything I love about going to see him -

He loves being treated alfresco in fair weather - lucky me to enjoy the incredible view as well 😍

He’s had me sitting in the strangest of places including on a compost bag in the garden and under the table 🤦🏻‍♀️ 😂

The satisfaction of a relaxed Harvey 💚

Both of us soaking up the sunshine ☀️

Pre session toilet & car sniffs 😂

And finally Harv will likely be slightly miffed at my inclusion of the photo with his fashionable waist band on, but on a practical note they are super useful for any older patients who may be starting to struggle with some weakness / mild incontinence.

25/10/2025

Jelly’s Progress 🩷

Well this little girl has stolen my heart, and I can honestly say she has been the sweetest girl to work with - she has been incredibly tolerant of being handled, assessed & treated, whilst maintaining such a strong attitude to trying her very best to get about & get better 💪🥹.

Jelly was diagnosed with cerebellar hypoplasia - a neurological disorder which she was born with - resulting in loss of balance, incoordination and wobbliness / tremors. There is unfortunately no cure for this disease; however, the condition is not painful or progressive, and most cats with CH with some supportive care, management and some extra TLC, go on to live happy & comfortable lives.

I have been seeing Jelly weekly for reviews & treatments and over the course of the past 6 weeks she has become so much stronger, with more functional movement, independence, and much fewer wobbles which has been so reassuring to see.

We are super lucky that Jelly has found a wonderful home with her very own veterinary physiotherapist as an owner (not me!😂) where she will continue to receive the 1 on 1 care she needs & deserves 🩷.

This gorgeous girly has made an excellent recovery following hip dislocation & toggle surgery to repair 🩷. She has been ...
16/10/2025

This gorgeous girly has made an excellent recovery following hip dislocation & toggle surgery to repair 🩷. She has been a very good patient for the last 6 weeks of weekly physio to support her rehab. Even with frustrating setback along the way which couldn’t have been helped (always something with our furry patients!). She is now travelling back home down south after a stay with her grandparents up Norf, so I will be handing her over to continue her physio there 🥰
Well done Islay 🌟 ❤️

When all the furry family members like to join in the relaxing vibes of a physio session 💆‍♀️ 😂 🐶 🐈‍⬛ This is the gorgeo...
11/10/2025

When all the furry family members like to join in the relaxing vibes of a physio session 💆‍♀️ 😂 🐶 🐈‍⬛

This is the gorgeous terrier Lily (yes, rather confusing when physio + patient have the same name 🤪). Lily started her physio sessions after the vets diagnosed her with cruciate ligament disease. Conservative (non surgical) management was the best option and so we have been utilising LASER, hands on therapy & exercise to help gradual healing & strength building.

Lily has made great progress and is much happier & more playful again! 🤩💖

Introducing this beautiful little girl, Jelly the kitten 🐈‍⬛.Jelly’s mum was reported a pregnant stray, and soon gave bi...
30/09/2025

Introducing this beautiful little girl, Jelly the kitten 🐈‍⬛.

Jelly’s mum was reported a pregnant stray, and soon gave birth to Jelly & a brother. The amazing staff at Windyway Animal Rescue have been looking after them 🐈‍⬛❤️.

Unfortunately, from birth we noticed something wasn’t quite right, and Jelly was found to be struggling with neurological symptoms including being unable to stand, wobbling and falling over 😔.
I have started visits to see Jelly from 6 weeks of age to start working on building up her strength, mobility & balance. This has involved a combination of hands on proprioceptive techniques, gentle joint movements & massage.

Jelly is such a sweet girl and we all love her! She is making a huge effort to get about and I think this positive drive is really encouraging and she seems to be getting stronger already🤞She has lots of hands on deck and some very creative minds getting stuck in (including a homemade standing + walking frame!!) so fingers crossed this will all be a great help for her.

Jelly + her brother + mummy cat are ideally looking for a foster home all together where Jelly can continue to work on her exercises and get stronger each day. Mum is still helping to look after her and brother kitten is a sweet & mischievous little monkey! They are a lovely family - please do get in touch with Windyway if you feel you can help ❤️.

Rufus wishes everybody a very happy Monday & start to the week! 😄❤️🐶🐾
15/09/2025

Rufus wishes everybody a very happy Monday & start to the week! 😄❤️🐶🐾

Out of Office ☀️ 21st - 29th August 🗓️ Missing you all already! See you all soon 🌟 💙
21/08/2025

Out of Office ☀️ 21st - 29th August 🗓️
Missing you all already! See you all soon 🌟 💙

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