With the competition season underway, it can be hard for our retired dogs especially if you still have dogs who are competing. You don’t...

It can often feel like you are being criticised when your pet's weight is commented upon. But here we are all about no judgement support...

In short NO!! A study by Legal and general showed that around 25% of dog owners fear that vets will judge the quality of their pet care. ...

First lets look at how changes in behaviour can be linked to pain or discomfort. Your dog can experience pain or discomfort in many ways...

Whether the weather is rubbish or your pets are too young, old or injured and can’t leave the house, there are many exciting things you...

Prehab refers to vet physio or hydro where there is no diagnosed condition But why is it important? Changes in behaviour linked to...

The NARCH conference was a great day of learning for me and I wanted to share with you some of the major take home points that can help...

Whether you take a break over the winter or compete all the way through keeping on top of your agility dog's fitness is a must. But where...

How can you ensure that your pets are in tip-top condition at the end of the summer season and are ready to hit the ground running this...

Jumps are the most common obstacle on an agility course and account for the majority of injuries. So how can we improve our dog's jump...

So this one is for all you anatomy nerds. And don’t worry if you’re not too into your anatomy this is a super short and simple look at...

Is there such a thing as too much training or spending too much time exercising your pets? In this blog we will cover: Signs you need to...

The summer competition season is fast approaching and whether you have big dreams of making it to HOYS or just want to get to your first...

Getting our dogs fit and ready for training and competitions can be a daunting task. Even if they have just had a few weeks off, just...

What is arthritis? Arthritis is the end stage of degenerative joint disease this is where the cartilage that sits at the ends of the bone...

Perhaps what’s holding you back from getting your pet vet physiotherapy is not knowing how they will react, will they enjoy it, will they...

We hear a lot about the risks in agility and what not to do but how about we take a look at the positives too? Why is agility important?...

Did you know that surgery is just the start of your dog’s road to recovery? Surgery recommended by your vet is a brilliant first step and...

5 best places to walk in West Yorkshire for all dogs whether they be young, old, recovering from an injury or surgery or are nervous.

I often get asked can my pet do their normal workout or exercise after their Vet physio session and the answer is no! But why? Let’s...