Sarah Edge Chartered Physiotherapist and ACPAT Physiotherapist

13/03/2026

🐾 The Power of Exercise for Your Dog 🐾

Great to see this article in Veterinary Practice News 😃

Exercise is one of the most powerful things you can do for your dog’s health and wellbeing. In fact, no other single therapy offers the same range of benefits.

Regular movement can relieve pain, protect cartilage, assist with weight loss, build muscle, and even improve cognitive function 🐾

Veterinarians have a host of therapeutic options for their patients suffering from OA, including oral medications, targeted joint injections, supplements, weight management, as well as modalities, such as shockwave therapy or photobiomodulation, and acupuncture. Each therapy consideration has its un...

10/03/2026

Another lovely review 🥰

It means a lot to me and my team when we get feedback and it helps others to have confidence in choosing us for their animals 🐶 🐾

07/03/2026

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02/03/2026

Due to high demand and full booking, I have added an additional 10 SPACES.

If you have a Doodle who barks excessively, reacts to other dogs or people, or seems highly sensitive to their surroundings, this is for you.

On Monday 30th March at 7pm, I am hosting a free live webinar where I will help you understand what is really happening beneath reactive behaviour.

During this 60 minute session, I will cover:

• What reactivity really is and what it is not
• Why Doodles can be prone to over arousal
• Understanding thresholds and trigger stacking
• Practical first steps you can take straight away

There will also be a live Q and A session at the end so you can ask your questions.

Reactivity can feel overwhelming and isolating. When you understand the emotional drivers behind behaviour, everything becomes clearer.

All attendees will also receive an exclusive 20 percent discount on my From Reactive to Relaxed online course.

To access the registration link, you must be a member of my Cockapoo and Doodle Dog Hub Facebook group. Join the group via the link in my bio or the comments and you will find full details there.

17/02/2026

Definitely recognise this! 😂😂😂

09/02/2026

An interesting read about risk of cruciate ligament injury and age of neutering ….

Gonadectomy before 2.9 years of age in female dogs and 2.2 years in males is associated with a substantially increased risk of Cranial Cruciate Ligament Disease, according to new research published in the Journal of Small Animal Practice.

The new study performed secondary analysis of data from over 20,000 dogs spanning 36 years, to explore the association between cumulative gonadal hormone exposure and risk of CrCLD in dogs.

The study took a different approach by treating gonadal hormone exposure as a continuous variable, rather than categorising dogs by arbitrary age cut-offs.

Read more 👉
https://www.bsava.com/article/risk-of-cranial-cruciate-ligament-disease-is-highest-in-dogs-that-undergo-early-gonadectomy-study-shows/

31/01/2026

Sorry we were mislead by the owner and have now clarified, they haven't gone to a family member, they were taken by the family member to a different rescue.

Thank you all for your help and support.

Applications are now closed.

Urgent foster home needed for these gorgeous brothers. They are coming to us due to their owners worsening health condition. We met them today and what incredible boys they are. We are heartbroken for their owner, and she's truly devastated too.
Archie and Oscar are 3 years old and ready to be your best friends. Archie is more laid back and Oscar will spend all day having a fuss.

Applications for them are via their form on this link
https://www.chesterfieldanimalrescue.org.uk/adoptions_dogs/archie-and-oscar/

We will prioritise homes who can keep them together and who would like to foster with the view to adopt

Please share them, thank you so much

26/01/2026

Can anyone recommend a dog boarder for 10 days in September?

After personal recommendations please

26/12/2025

This 🙏

Myth: “If the radiographs look mild, the pain must be mild.”

FACT: X-ray severity does not correlate well with pain. Some dogs with ‘minor changes’ suffer hugely, while others with severe radiographic disease cope well.

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

22/12/2025

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02/09/2025

Beautiful Ben rocking the goggles for his LASER therapy today .
Not sure he’s that impressed !
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