Spinology First Aberdare

28/05/2026

I love this story- such meaning ❤️

27/05/2026

Top tip on how to keep students engaged- do big fish little fish cardboard box.

What the heck is going on with my arms hahaha

26/05/2026

❤️❤️❤️❤️

Thank you Becky 😁

26/05/2026

How is everyone managing this weather?! I’m somewhere between enjoying it, and feeling like my dehydrated office peace lily 🤦🏻‍♀️🤣

(Who has now been watered and perked right up)

21/05/2026

Please remember it’s half term next week- and this doesn’t mean you can’t book in.

In half term I will be checking any children who come with their parent/ guardian being adjusted for no charge.

SpInology has no age restrictions 🙂 the youngest little one was just 8 weeks old 🥹

To book you and your little in now, leave a comment or drop me a message.

18/05/2026

This is your reminder to feel again.

Thankyou Thebeardedplantaholic- I needed to hear this today.

*promptly makes a lovely cup of tea with a rock biscuit, and grabbed the dog for a snuggle*

18/05/2026

Happy Monday everyone!

Walking the Doggo around the park this morning, I spotted some fluffy goslings and they really made my morning 🙂

We are so lucky to have a park like this so close to us 🥰

17/05/2026

Hello!! I have very few appointments this week left.

Here they are below. If you’d like to book in let me know 🙂

16/05/2026

COMPETITION TIME

Moon‑obsessed me + two full moons = “once in a blue moon” competition.

WIN - 2 free spinology appointments with me in Aberdare.

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The winner will be announced live on the 31st May 🎉🎉

GOOD LUCK!

📷 unedited photo image Tom Damsel

14/05/2026

This lady puts her all into everything she does.

If your dogs are reactive - and reactive doesn’t just mean aggressive, it’s can be pulling on leads, barking, shaking to multiple forms of stimulation- please give her a shout.

Thanks 🙏

‼️New service ‼️

Behaviour & Welfare Assessment

Some behaviour changes are rooted in learning and environment. Others may have an underlying medical or pain-related component.

This service is designed to help identify whether training is appropriate at this stage, or whether veterinary investigation should take priority first.

Behaviour concerns such as reactivity, handling sensitivity, aggression, reluctance to walk, sudden behaviour changes, touch aversion, withdrawal, barking, growling, or bite attempts can sometimes be influenced by pain, discomfort, illness, or reduced physical wellbeing.

During the assessment, we will discuss your dog’s behavioural history, daily routine, lifestyle, environment, and any concerns you may have. I will observe your dog’s behaviour and assess for behavioural patterns that may be consistent with pain, discomfort, stress, or reduced welfare.

Following the appointment, you will receive a written summary with recommendations and next steps. Where appropriate, this may include a recommendation for veterinary investigation and direct liaison with your veterinary practice.

Please note:
This is not a training session and does not include a behaviour modification plan or hands-on training exercises. The purpose of this service is to ensure that any future training or behaviour work is approached safely, ethically, and with your dog’s welfare at the centre of the process.

In some cases, once underlying pain or medical concerns are addressed, behaviour concerns may improve significantly without the need for further training support.

Includes:
• Approximately 30 minute in-person assessment
• Behavioural and welfare history review
• Observation of behaviour and body language
• Written summary and recommendations
• Veterinary referral/support letter where appropriate
• Liaison with your veterinary practice if required

Price: £50