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Monday 8:30am - 7pm Tuesday 8:30am - 7pm Wednesday 8:30am - 7pm Thursday 8:30am - 7pm Friday 8:30am - 7pm

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Black Dog Physio, 1 Grays Road, Plimmerton and 17/20 William Earp Place, Tawa, Wellington (2026)

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1 Grays Road, Plimmerton And 17/20 William Earp Place, Tawa

11/01/2026

Bless beautiful Lana. She looks so happy doing her rehabilitation after her recent surgery 👏👌Thank you Sara for sharing.

25/12/2025

A Big Merry Christmas! We hope you have all had a wonderful Christmas with your Family, Friends and Furbabies! 🎄🐶🐕

Thank you to all our clients for your support and trusting our team to walk along side you and your Furchildren on their rehab journey!

We are wishing you all a Joyous, Peaceful and Happy New Year and look forward to seeing you in 2026! 😁🤗 From the Black Dog Team! 💝

11/12/2025

Just visited one of these coffee stores in Thornbury, Bristol. Was amazing 😍 Glad we have some dog friendly cafes in NZ but boy would love to have more of them like these - check this one out Coffi Lab

22/11/2025

Black Dog Physio are very excited to share that we are stocking these beautiful collars at our clinic, alongside many other quality products from 4Paws Empire including harnesses, nutritious treats, “liquid gold” bone broth and much more! These collars can be personalised, imprinted or embossed - as shown here with Marley and Jess’ collars. We love supporting small local businesses and look forward to working together for the benefit of your furry family member living their best life!🐶💜

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01/11/2025

The month of October is Cultural Month! We love celebrating all the different cultures of our clients that come to see us and all the different and wonderful dog breeds we get to see! 😁💖🐶

So we thought for this month we will share a little about each of our Therapists that make up our awesome team by asking them some questions about their culture and where they come from. 🐩🦮🐕🥰

Next we have Lauren😊

1. Where were you born (where in NZ if NZ)
I was born in Lower Hutt Hospital, Wellington. I’ve been a Tawa local ever since! Now purchasing my childhood home. 💕

2. Are you made up of any other backgrounds (for example, parents or grandparents from somewhere else)?
Not really — my family’s always just considered ourselves just Kiwi. We’ve never had any strong cultural background or traditions, just our own little mix of family quirks. But origins I assume would be Ireland Scotland etc.🇳🇿

3. What is a favourite family recipe?
Probably something simple like Dad’s Mac and cheese or mums toad in the hole Nothing fancy, just the kind of meal everyone ends up going back for seconds of.😋🧀

4. What slang word may you use that our clients hear you say that may be unique to you or your culture?
I definitely catch myself saying “sweet as” or “yeah nah” all the time.😆

Below are Lauren & sweet Myra soaking in the beautiful sunshine! 🥰😍☀️

30/10/2025

The month of October is Cultural Month! We love celebrating all the different cultures of our clients that come to see us and all the different and wonderful dog breeds we get to see! 😁💖🐶

So we thought for this month we will share a little about each of our Therapists that make up our awesome team by asking them some questions about their culture and where they come from. 🐩🐕🥰

Next we have Prabhpreet😊

1. Where were you born? - I was born in Singapore and I'm 100% Punjab. 🇮🇳🇸🇬

2. Are you made up of any other backrounds? For example where were your parents or grandparents from? - My mum is from Punjab in India and dad is a second generation Punjabi Singaporean

3. Can you share one of your favorite family meals you love - We have lots of favourite recipes. Singapore is really multicultural so we eat food from everywhere in the world. I think if I had to pick just 1, it would be a good nasi lemak with ikan bilis and sambal kang kong. 😋

4. What slang word may you use that our clients hear you say that may be unique to you or your culture? - I'm not sure if you'll hear me saying anything different, maybe some seemingly strange acupuncture phrases like "I'm going to tonify your dog's kidney qi." 🪡

Below is Prabz and her beautiful furbaby!🥰😍

25/10/2025

The month of October is Cultural Month! We love celebrating all the different cultures of our clients that come to see us and all the different and wonderful dog breeds we get to see! 😁💖🐶

So we thought for this month we will share a little about each of our Therapists that make up our awesome team by asking them some questions about their culture and where they come from. 🐩🦮🐕🥰

Next we have Sara😊

1. Where were you born? - Johannesburg South Africa 🇿🇦

2. Where did your parents and or grandparents come from? - My mom was born in South Africa. My dad is originally from England and moved to SA when he was 20. My grandfather is South African ,Scottish and my gran SA. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇿🇦🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

3. Can you share one of your favorite family meals you love - Ooooh us South Africans love food and gathering together to share a meal. We love a good braai but one of my fav family meals is my grandma's Potato Salad 🥔🥗 and sisters heart warming vegetable soup.💗

4. What slang word may you use that our clients hear you say that may be unique to you or your culture. Hahaha there is so many. We may be here all day! But a few I use often is:
Eina - Meaning ouch or sore.
Shame - Us South Africans use this word in EVERY context, positive, complimentary, sad, sarcastic etc etc. 😎
Now now - Could mean 30 minutes, today, tomorrow 2 weeks from now haha. 🤣

Below are Sara and adorable Larry and Handsome Dingo! Enjoying the beautiful Kapiti Views! Ahhh Shame look how cute they are! 😅🥰😍

21/10/2025

The month of October is Cultural Month! We love celebrating all the different cultures of our clients that come to see us and all the different and wonderful dog breeds we get to see! 😁💖🐶

So we thought for this month we will share a little about each of our Therapists that make up our awesome team by asking them some questions about their culture and where they come from. 🐩🦮🐕🥰

Next we have Gabby 😊

1. Where were you born? - Ashburton, NZ.😊

2. Where did your parents and or grandparents come from? - I’m pretty boring, being 4th or 5th generation NZer most of my background is Scottish and Irish but there is a cheeky 5% West African there too. My dog is much more interesting than me as he was born in the Czech Republic.🇳🇿🇨🇿

3. Can you share one of your favorite family meals you love - My late Aunty’s chicken casserole is definitely a favourite of mine.🐥🥘

4. What slang word may you use that our clients hear you say that may be unique to you or your culture. Hmm, I probably use a lot of slang but one word I find commonly used in NZ (and in the clinic) which people overseas haven’t heard of is ‘pottle’. Pottle of treats goes well at Black Dog!🐾😋

Below are Gabby and adorable Monty enjoying the stunning view and I'm sure Gabby had a "pottle" of treats close by! 😍🤣

17/10/2025

The month of October is Cultural Month! We love celebrating all the different cultures of our clients that come to see us and all the different and wonderful dog breeds we get to see! 😁💖🐶

So we thought for this month we will share a little about each of our Therapists that make up our awesome team by asking them some questions about their culture and where they come from. 🐩🦮🐕🥰

Next we have Helen 😊

1. Where were you born? - ) I was born in Swindon in England ( Yes the place that gets a bad grilling in the popular UK show The Office!)😆

2. Where did your parents and or grandparents come from? - My parents and grandparents were all from London, England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 except for my grandad who was from Blackburn

3. Can you share one of your favorite family meals you love - When I was away for a year (having my gap year before Uni) I couldn't wait to come home and have my mum's amazing chicken pie meal, nothing flash but very comforting 🥰

4. What are some slang words clients may hear you use in the clinic - I can't think of any slang I still use here as it's been nearly 20 years that I have lived in New Zealand. It's more likely I get corrected and laughed at for using my NZ slang when I go back 'home' and say stuff like togs and jandals!! 🤣

Below are Helen and the famous Black dog Jess and adorable Marley showing how he will happily eat anything including the tree behind mom!😍🤣

16/10/2025

Very well deserved Lauren Hunter 👏🏆

14/10/2025

We’re thrilled to welcome Dr Prabz Kaur to our Black Dog Physio team! 🐾

Prabz is a registered veterinarian with many years of experience and a highly skilled animal acupuncturist. Her compassionate approach and deep understanding of both traditional and complementary medicine make her a wonderful addition to our clinic.

✨ Appointments with Dr Prabz start tomorrow – and they’re booking up fast! ✨

Acupuncture can help your pet manage pain, recover from injury, and support a wide range of other health concerns. Think of it as offering your furry friend the same level of care you’d want for yourself when you’re sore, in pain, or just not feeling your best.

Give your pet the gift of comfort and healing — book an appointment today with Dr Prabz and see what a difference it can make. ❤️

📅 Bookings open now!
📍 Black Dog Physio – Tawa, Wellington

09/10/2025

The month of October is Cultural Month! We love celebrating all the different cultures of our clients that come to see us and all the different and wonderful dog breeds we get to see! 😁💖🐶

So we thought for this month we will share a little about each of our Therapists that make up our awesome team by asking them some questions about their culture and where they come from. 🐩🦮🐕🥰

Next we have Anneka 😊

1. Where were you born? - I am born and raised in Wellington NZ

2. Where did your parents and or grandparents come from? - My dad is Sri Lankan and Portuguese
My mum is Sri Lankan and European.

3. Can you share one of your favorite family meals you love - Our favourite family recipe is Lemon Chicken. ( Mine and my hubby's. 💖)

4. What are some slang words clients may hear you use in the clinic - I actually can’t think of a slang word 😅 ( If any of Annekas clients hear her say something different let us know!😂 )

Below are Anneka and adorable Roman and Heidi 😍

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Monday	8:30am - 7pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 7pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 7pm
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