Tash Hastings Veterinary Physiotherapy

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Providing professional veterinary physiotherapy services to animals in and around Norfolk.

10/04/2026

This lovely labrador is Rosie.
Poor Rosie suffered from a condition called Fibrocartaginous Embolism (FCE), resulting in partial paralysis of the left front and back legs, leaving her unable to stand or walk. This is caused when blood vessels to a portion of the spinal cord become blocked, leaving the spinal cord deprived of oxygen and nutrients.
Rosie has been having physiotherapy and hydrotherapy to help her regain strength, coordination and mobility and to treat any compensatory issues. Rosie has shown some great improvement over the last few weeks and is continuing to get stronger.

04/02/2026

Meet labrador brothers Bracken and Paddy 🐶🐶
Bracken is an older boy who comes for regular maintenance physiotherapy sessions as his owner would like to help keep him as comfortable, strong and mobile as possible so he can enjoy his senior years. Sometimes Bracken can find physio a little daunting, so he likes to bring Paddy along for emotional support!

13/01/2026

This little Dachshund is Jim 🐶

Jim has been having physiotherapy to help his rehabilitation following spinal surgery. Here you can see Jim carrying out one of his home exercises, focusing on building muscle mass in his back legs and improving his core strength to support his back.

Jim’s sister Rosie came along to his physio session today to see what it was all about!

17/12/2025

Little Bertie is all ready for Christmas after his physio session today!

As the 25th fast approaches, I want to take the opportunity to wish everyone a happy Christmas.🎄🎅🏻
It has been another busy year working with you and your lovely animals and I am very grateful for your continued support.

If anyone would like a last minute appointment, I have a few final slots for the year available at my clinic in Morley on Tuesday 30th so please do get in touch.

03/12/2025

Pepper began physiotherapy and hydrotherapy to aid her rehabilitation for intervertebral disc disease (IVDD). IVDD is a degenerative disease of the intervertebral discs which can lead to them rupturing or bulging, compressing or putting pressure on the spinal cord. This can lead to pain, nerve damage and even paralysis.
Pepper has worked hard with her owners between sessions to carry out her home exercises and I’m pleased to say she was signed off from her physio treatment today! Good work Pepper 🌟

10/11/2025

Lovely feedback to start the week 🌟

07/11/2025

Three cute faces to end a busy week 🥰

29/10/2025

This lovely Collie is Mac. Mac has recently been struggling with weakness in his back legs and discomfort in his carpal joints (a joint in the lower forelimb). Today was Mac’s first physio session. His treatment included massage to reduce compensatory muscle tension and Laser therapy to help manage pain. He also went home with some exercises to do with his owners between his sessions to help maintain muscle mass and strength and improve his mobility.

18/09/2025

Happy boy Eddie comes for physiotherapy to help his recovery following TPLO surgery for a ruptured cruciate ligament. Eddie enjoys his sessions and is making a great recovery!

27/08/2025

This lovely boy is Zack. He is a 13 year old border collie who has been having physiotherapy and hydrotherapy to help mange his osteoarthritis.

Between his sessions, Zack and his owner work on exercises at home which have been prescribed to target various areas of weakness or compensation to help increase Zack’s muscle mass and strength, improve comfort and maintain mobility. Here you can see Zack carrying out his pole exercises, helping to improve and maintain the range of motion in his joints and his proprioception.

08/08/2025

5 month old Archie has had a tough start to life. He had to have surgery to address abnormal alignment of the bones of the elbow joint due to different growth rates of the radius and ulna resulting in pain and lameness.
Archie has been making a good recovery since his surgery and has recently started hydrotherapy and physiotherapy to help with his rehabilitation.
It is hard work staying still when you are young and everything is exciting, but Archie was the perfect patient!

31/07/2025

Hector is a 12 year old Dalmatian who has physiotherapy and hydrotherapy to help manage his osteoarthritis. Hector definitely doesn’t act his age and doesn’t like to sit still, so his owner was shocked when he completely relaxed and took the opportunity to have a little nap whilst he enjoyed a massage!

Address

Wymondham
NR180

Telephone

+447709682104

Website

https://www.thvetphysio.co.uk/

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