Norfolk Animal Physiotherapy

17/03/2026

Are you planning on having a spring clean this weekend?

Our shops help us raise money for animals in need across and and we are always looking for good quality donations.

Your unwanted clothing, toys and accessories could help give a second chance to an animal that has been the victim of neglect or cruelty.

You can even book a home collection so we collect from your door!

https://rspcanorwich.org.uk/ways-to-donate/donate-items/

16/03/2026

I’m so excited! My copy of Remedies and Recipes by Holly Barker has arrived! I can’t wait to start cooking!

05/01/2026

This is useful especially for those of use with elderly dogs!

Is it too chilly for walkies? If you're wondering whether it's too cold to take your dog out, our guide can help. After walks, always dry them off and give their paws a quick clean to remove any salt or grit from the roads.

16/12/2025

Some lovely new ceramics at The Garden House all ready for Christmas🥰🎁

30/10/2025

RSPCA Norwich are an amazing team, who I have been fortunate enough to be able to help support with physiotherapy for some of their cats in need! Please help
Them raise valuable funds to be able to continue supporting animals in need.

Introducing the first of our companions, Indie!

This weekend, members of our team will be spending the chilly November night in a cattery pod with some of the animals in our care. Among them is Indie, a beautiful (and very loud) Bengal Cat!

With the loudest meow in the cattery, Indie is sure to keep our team up all night!

Coming this Saturday, find out more and donate to our here: https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/greatcatterysleepoutchallenge?utm_medium=CA&utm_source=CL

29/10/2025

03/04/2025

Regulation of Animal Musculoskeletal Therapists in the UK 🐾

In the UK, there is currently no statutory regulation for animal musculoskeletal therapists, which means that anyone can offer treatments without being officially regulated or required to meet certain professional standards. This can lead to concerns about the quality of care provided to animals, as well as the safety of certain treatment techniques.

This makes it crucial to choose a qualified and trustworthy practitioner who is committed to maintaining high standards in animal musculoskeletal therapy and adheres to professional standards.

Why Choose a RAMP Registrant?

✅ Professional Standards – RAMP therapists must meet strict guidelines.
✅ CPD – They stay up-to-date with the latest techniques.
✅ Accountability – A formal complaints procedure is in place.
✅ Ethical Practice – Putting animal welfare first.
✅ Vets Trust RAMP – Often referred by vets for their expertise.

Choose a qualified therapist you can trust. Learn more at www.rampregister.org. 🐶

08/02/2025

Proud to be a member of RAMP

🌟Scope of practice🌟

✅All RAMP registrants work within their scope of practice but what does this mean for you?✅

Scope of practice describes the knowledge, skills and experience that someone has to practice safely and effectively within their professional role.

RAMP ensures that all registrants have evidenced appropriate professional training that equips them to assess, treat and advise within their area of expertise.

RAMP registrants are proud to work within the multidisciplinary team, referring any problems beyond their scope of practice onto the appropriate professional to ensure your animal always receives the very best care.

19/10/2024

Enjoying the annual ACPAT Seminar with Wynnie! Always learning!

12/09/2024

Chronic pain in humans is influenced not just by the disease but by biological, clinical, psychological and socio-demographic factors.

Translating this to companion animals - their own anatomy and physiology, their current and previous trauma as well as co-morbidities, where and how they live, their previous experiences and emotional resilience are likely to influence their perception of their pain.

We have so much to learn…but we are also finding ways to best manage it.

08/09/2024