All Seasons Animal Rehab

All Seasons Animal Rehab Small animal rehabilitation centre, specialising in Physiotherapy and Hydrotherapy - contact for more info!

As the owner of two rescue spaniels with joint issues who seem determined to injure themselves at every opportunity… her...
10/08/2026

As the owner of two rescue spaniels with joint issues who seem determined to injure themselves at every opportunity… here are the things I have around my house to support their joints and reduce risk of injury. 🐾

1️⃣ Sofa steps
Sofa steps help reduce the impact on their joints by avoiding repeated jumping on and off the furniture.

2️⃣ Crate
Crates are brilliant for encouraging rest. Dogs with joint conditions need time to recover after exercise, and preventing them from zooming around on tired muscles can help reduce the risk of injury.

3️⃣ Stair gate
Running up and down the stairs places a lot of force through the joints. Keeping the stairs off limits unless supervised helps reduce unnecessary strain throughout the day.

4️⃣ Raised bowls
Slightly elevated food and water bowls can encourage a more comfortable eating and drinking position, particularly for dogs with neck, back or front limb issues.

5️⃣ Physiotherapy equipment
I always have a selection of physio equipment at home so I can keep up with strengthening exercises. Building and maintaining muscle is one of the best ways to support joints and help reduce the risk of injury.

6️⃣ Rugs… everywhere!
Slippery floors can lead to slips, splaying legs and awkward movements that put extra stress on the joints. Rugs and runners provide better grip and help your dog move around the house more confidently.

Small changes around the home can make a big difference to your dog’s comfort and help protect their joints in the long term. 💚

Do you have anything around your home that has made life easier for your dog? Let us know below! 👇

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Benefits of Laser Therapy for Dogs – as modelled by the handsome Rufus 🐶✨1️⃣ Pain reliefLaser therapy can help reduce pa...
05/08/2026

Benefits of Laser Therapy for Dogs – as modelled by the handsome Rufus 🐶✨

1️⃣ Pain relief
Laser therapy can help reduce pain by stimulating nerve cells and encouraging the release of endorphins, helping your dog feel more comfortable.

2️⃣ Reduces inflammation
It helps decrease swelling and inflammation in joints, muscles and soft tissues, making it beneficial for conditions such as arthritis and soft tissue injuries.

3️⃣ Supports faster healing
By increasing blood circulation and stimulating cellular activity, laser therapy helps damaged tissues repair more efficiently.

4️⃣ Non-invasive and stress-free
Treatments are gentle, painless and require no sedation, making laser therapy a safe and well-tolerated treatment for many dogs.

💚 Laser therapy can be used to help manage arthritis, support recovery after surgery, treat soft tissue injuries and much more. Every treatment plan is tailored to your dog’s individual needs.

If you’d like to find out whether laser therapy could benefit your dog, get in touch with us to arrange an assessment.

🎉 A huge congratulations to our lovely Archie, who won our World Cup Sweepstake! 🎉A massive thank you to everyone who to...
22/07/2026

🎉 A huge congratulations to our lovely Archie, who won our World Cup Sweepstake! 🎉

A massive thank you to everyone who took part and contributed to the sweepstake. Thanks to your generosity, we were able to raise an amazing £500 for Holly Hedge Animal Sanctuary! 💚

We’ve had so much fun running this and have loved seeing everyone get involved. Thank you all for making it such a great success! 🫶

💭 Did you know?Dogs are incredibly good at hiding pain.Many owners tell us they don’t think their dog is in pain because...
15/07/2026

💭 Did you know?

Dogs are incredibly good at hiding pain.

Many owners tell us they don’t think their dog is in pain because they’re not obviously limping. However, by the time a dog develops a noticeable limp, they may have been experiencing discomfort for quite some time.

Instead, watch out for more subtle signs, such as:
🐾 Slowing down on walks
🐾 Reluctance to jump into the car or onto furniture
🐾 Stiffness after resting
🐾 Sleeping more than usual
🐾 Changes in behaviour or temperament
🐾 Hesitation when using stairs
🐾 Sitting or lying down more frequently on walks

These changes are often dismissed as “just getting older”, but they can be early indicators of pain or an underlying musculoskeletal condition.

If you’ve noticed any of these signs in your dog, it’s worth discussing them with your vet. Physiotherapy and hydrotherapy can play an important role in managing many orthopaedic and age-related conditions, helping dogs stay stronger, more comfortable, and active for longer. 💚🐶

Have you noticed any of these subtle signs in your own dog?

Here are the dynamic duo Fudge and Toffee.Fudge is a 3-year-old Cavapoo with hip osteoarthritis who has been having regu...
08/07/2026

Here are the dynamic duo Fudge and Toffee.

Fudge is a 3-year-old Cavapoo with hip osteoarthritis who has been having regular physiotherapy and hydrotherapy treatment. Of course, none of this would be possible without the moral support and supervision of his brother, Toffee.

Fudge has gained muscle mass on both of his hindlimbs since starting treatment and recently had his physiotherapy exercises progressed to make him work a bit harder. Obviously, Toffee had to take part in this session too.

You will never see one without the other, and they never fail to brighten our days! 💚

A huge thank you to Jaxx’s owners for their lovely review! 💚Read their full review below:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“Really can’t recomme...
07/07/2026

A huge thank you to Jaxx’s owners for their lovely review! 💚

Read their full review below:
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

“Really can’t recommend Ellen highly enough. We needed help with our dog following a complicated TPLO surgery. Ellen has been so reassuring, kind and caring, even checking in with messages of support between visits. She is professional and thorough, with a wealth of knowledge. Jaxx always enjoys his visits, and Ellen has made physio a fun activity for all of us.”

We’re so pleased that Jaxx is back to running around and enjoying life after his surgery. We’ve absolutely loved being part of his rehabilitation journey and seeing the progress he’s made!

Thank you for trusting us with Jaxx’s recovery. 🐾💚

Meet Humphrey, the very lovable 5-year-old Springer Spaniel who has been having physiotherapy and hydrotherapy treatment...
29/06/2026

Meet Humphrey, the very lovable 5-year-old Springer Spaniel who has been having physiotherapy and hydrotherapy treatment for back pain and cruciate ligament disease.

Unfortunately, Humphrey was a poorly puppy and had to have long-term steroids, causing a lot of muscle wastage and weakness. When he first came to us, he had 5cm less muscle on his right-hindlimb compared to his left-hindlimb, but in his recent physiotherapy reassessment, his muscle mass was even - great work Humphrey!

🐾 Did you know canine physiotherapy isn’t just for dogs recovering from surgery? 🐾Canine physiotherapy can benefit dogs ...
25/06/2026

🐾 Did you know canine physiotherapy isn’t just for dogs recovering from surgery? 🐾

Canine physiotherapy can benefit dogs of all ages and activity levels by helping to:

✅ Reduce pain and discomfort�✅ Improve mobility and flexibility�✅ Build strength and muscle mass�✅ Support recovery from injury or surgery�✅ Manage conditions such as arthritis, hip dysplasia, and cruciate disease�✅ Enhance performance in sporting and working dogs�✅ Improve overall quality of life

Every treatment plan is tailored to your dog’s individual needs and may include therapeutic exercises, manual therapy, massage and laser therapy.

Whether your dog is recovering from an injury, slowing down with age, or simply needs support to stay active, physiotherapy can help keep them moving comfortably and confidently.

📞 Get in touch to find out how physiotherapy could help your dog.

Did you know that we change the water height depending on what we are aiming to achieve during hydrotherapy? 💦For exampl...
17/06/2026

Did you know that we change the water height depending on what we are aiming to achieve during hydrotherapy? 💦

For example, deeper water means less weight and pressure going through the joints, making movement more comfortable. At the same time, the water creates more resistance for the limbs to work against. 💪

Additionally, the surface tension of the water can help us target specific muscle groups and encourage different movement patterns.

Every session is tailored to the individual patient and their rehabilitation goals! 🐾

⚽️🏆 WORLD CUP SWEEPSTAKE 🐾Join our World Cup sweepstake for your chance to win!💷 £5 cash entry per team❤️ All proceeds w...
02/06/2026

⚽️🏆 WORLD CUP SWEEPSTAKE 🐾

Join our World Cup sweepstake for your chance to win!

💷 £5 cash entry per team
❤️ All proceeds will be donated to

🥇 Prizes for 1st and 2nd place

To enter:
📩 Send us a message, or
🐾 Speak to us in clinic to pick your team

⏰ Entries close 11th June

Good luck, and may the best team win! ⚽️

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