Classic Physiotherapy

15/01/2026

Myth: “Puppies can’t develop joint problems - they’re too young."

Fact:
Rapid growth, over-exercise, slippery floors, and poor nutrition can all affect developing joints. Arthritic changes can begin in puppyhood even if the pain doesn’t show until adulthood.

If you're interested in tailored advice for your dog, our Teleguidance service is for you!
https://caninearthritisteleguidance.co.uk

24/11/2025

Myth 9: Arthritis pain behaves like acute injury pain.

Fact: Chronic pain involves central sensitisation - the nervous system amplifies pain signals. That’s why dogs may react strongly to light touch or minor movements even when inflammation is well-controlled.

If you're interested in tailored advice for your dog, our Teleguidance service is for you!
https://caninearthritisteleguidance.co.uk

24/11/2025

Long term or chronic pain has flare ups and also can lead to heightened pain from light touch

Myth 9: Arthritis pain behaves like acute injury pain.

Fact: Chronic pain involves central sensitisation - the nervous system amplifies pain signals. That’s why dogs may react strongly to light touch or minor movements even when inflammation is well-controlled.

If you're interested in tailored advice for your dog, our Teleguidance service is for you!
https://caninearthritisteleguidance.co.uk

11/11/2025

08/11/2025

It’s wonderful to see the Ridden Horse Pain Ethogram featured in this week’s Horse & Hound magazine.
The Ridden Horse Pain Ethogram, developed by Dr Sue Dyson, represents one of the most significant advances in recognising discomfort in ridden horses.
Our book, Harmonious Horsemanship, explains how to apply this knowledge to build a more comfortable, confident, and harmonious partnership.
📖 Learn more at www.harmonioushorsemanship.co.uk

07/11/2025

04/11/2025

What if ‘bad’ behaviour is actually pain?
Before labelling your horse as ‘difficult,’ read Harmonious Horsemanship. This book provides the tools to recognise subtle signs of pain, backed by science and expert knowledge. 🐴💡
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