The Oaks - Emily Harris Norfolk Veterinary Physiotherapy

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Mobile Veterinary Physiotherapy services for animals in Norfolk & surrounds

🏆 FINALIST Physio of the year 2025&2026
🎓 MSc Veterinary Physiotherapist
💦 Fully Qualified Hydrotherapist
✅ Fully Insured
✅ Vet Recommended
✅ RAMP & IRVAP accredited

Things that make me happy as a physio:✅ Seeing an exercise performed with good form,✅ Controlled, purposeful movement,✅ ...
02/09/2026

Things that make me happy as a physio:

✅ Seeing an exercise performed with good form,
✅ Controlled, purposeful movement,
✅ Watching strength improve without compensations,
✅Those little “aha!” moments when it all clicks.

Nothing means more to me than hearing how happy my clients are! 💛 Thank you for trusting us and for taking the time to s...
26/08/2026

Nothing means more to me than hearing how happy my clients are! 💛 Thank you for trusting us and for taking the time to share your experience.

If I’ve worked with you and your beloved pet I’d be so grateful if you could leave us a review. Your kind words help my small business grow and help others feel confident choosing us. 🌟

Thank you for your continued support— I appreciate every single one of you! 💕

Daisy’s physio featuring Fen, her no.1 fan!
24/08/2026

Daisy’s physio featuring Fen, her no.1 fan!

4 things that can slow your dog’s recovery 🐾Recovery isn’t always straight forward. There will be good days, bad days an...
22/08/2026

4 things that can slow your dog’s recovery 🐾

Recovery isn’t always straight forward. There will be good days, bad days and setbacks — and that’s okay!

Here are 4 things that can make recovery harder:

1️⃣ Doing too much, too soon
Feeling better doesn’t mean your dog is fully healed. Increasing exercise too quickly can increase the risk of pain, compensation or re-injury.

2️⃣ Forgetting rehab
Rehabilitation helps rebuild strength, mobility, coordination and confidence — it’s an important part of recovery.

3️⃣ Skipping your physio exercises
Those small exercises add up! Consistency helps maintain progress between sessions and gradually builds strength.

4️⃣ Pushing through setbacks
A setback doesn’t mean you’ve failed. Sometimes your dog simply needs their workload reduced before building back up again.

Remember: progress isn’t linear.

Good rehabilitation isn’t about doing more every day. It’s about finding the right level for your dog, adapting when needed, and gradually building towards their goals.

Look at the bigger picture rather than expecting improvement every single day, and celebrate the small wins along the way! 🐾

Get in touch today to see how physio can help your dogs recovery ❤️‍🩹

Sofa sessions for Bertie 🛋️ Bertie particularly enjoys a snooze whilst having a pulse mag over his lower back 💤 ...
20/08/2026

Sofa sessions for Bertie 🛋️

Bertie particularly enjoys a snooze whilst having a pulse mag over his lower back 💤

20/08/2026

Great to be working with Lawrence and Emma. I love meeting dogs in their home in an approach that feels safe, comfortable and relaxed for them ❤️

PREHAB > REHAB We all know the saying… prevention is better than cure — and the same applies to our pets!Meet Oakley 🐶 H...
18/08/2026

PREHAB > REHAB
We all know the saying… prevention is better than cure — and the same applies to our pets!

Meet Oakley 🐶 His owner requested regular physiotherapy check-ups, not because he has an injury or a problem, but to help keep him moving well and identify any potential issues early.

Regular prehab sessions can help us:
✨ Monitor movement and biomechanics
✨ Identify subtle changes before they become bigger problems
✨ Maintain strength, mobility and flexibility
✨ Provide tailored conditioning and exercise advice
✨ Support your dog through different life stages and activity levels

Physiotherapy isn't just for when something goes wrong. Sometimes, the best time to see a physio is before there is a problem.

A little bit of prevention now could mean a lot less rehabilitation later!

Also how handsomely adorable is Oakley 🥹🥰

Nothing means more to me than hearing how happy my clients are! 💛 Thank you for trusting us and for taking the time to s...
22/07/2026

Nothing means more to me than hearing how happy my clients are! 💛 Thank you for trusting us and for taking the time to share your experience.

If I’ve worked with you and your beloved pet I’d be so grateful if you could leave us a review. Your kind words help my small business grow and help others feel confident choosing us. 🌟

Thank you for your continued support— I appreciate every single one of you! 💕

Daisy had the help of her little (big) brother Fen during her physio exercises, both think it is very exciting!
20/07/2026

Daisy had the help of her little (big) brother Fen during her physio exercises, both think it is very exciting!

Address

Shouldham Thorpe
King's Lynn
PE330EB

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+447754153680

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