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Pace Therapy Veterinary Physiotherapy in Lincolnshire🌻 NAVP Member

Wishing the very best of luck to all of Team GB heading off to the Agility World Championships! 🇬🇧🌍🐾❤️🤍💙Safe travels to ...
18/09/2026

Wishing the very best of luck to all of Team GB heading off to the Agility World Championships! 🇬🇧🌍🐾❤️🤍💙

Safe travels to everyone making the journey ✈️🇬🇧 Enjoy every second, give it your all and most importantly, have an amazing time representing GB on the world stage! 🌍🏆🐶✨

A very special good luck to my sponsored teams Shannon with Halloumi & Banter 🐾🩷🩵and Summer & Arrow 🐾💚

I’ll be rooting for you all from home, go smash it! 🤞🏼🍀🏆🇬🇧🐾

GOOD LUCK TEAM GB! 🇬🇧❤️🤍💙🏆

End of season check ups are here 🐾It’s been a long, busy season for our dogs, and this year has brought some extra chall...
08/09/2026

End of season check ups are here 🐾

It’s been a long, busy season for our dogs, and this year has brought some extra challenges. Hard ground, hot weather, training, competing and travelling can all take their toll on the body.

Even when your dog looks and feels completely fine, a post season check is a great opportunity to assess how their body has coped with the demands of the season and pick up on any little areas of tightness, soreness or imbalance before they become more noticeable.

A post season physiotherapy check can help to:

🐾 Identify any niggles or areas of tension
💪 Support recovery after a busy competition season
🦴 Check movement, muscle condition and symmetry
💜 Keep your dog comfortable and moving at their best
🏃 Help prepare their body for winter training and next season

Our dogs work incredibly hard for us, so the end of the season is the perfect time to give their bodies a proper check over.

📅 Appointments are now available for post season checks.

📞 07423 081897
📧 [email protected]

Message me to book your dog in 💜

I’ve been a little quiet on here recently! For those who don’t know, I had a fall from my horse 🐴 which meant taking som...
12/08/2026

I’ve been a little quiet on here recently! For those who don’t know, I had a fall from my horse 🐴 which meant taking some time off, but I’ve been gradually getting myself back to full work over the last couple of weeks. Thanks to my lovely clients for being so understanding and accommodating the appointment changes recently🫶🏼

Thankfully I’m all good and now back in full swing! 💪🏼✨

I’m seeing lots of working and competing dogs at the moment 🐕🏃🏼‍♀️ and this summer has certainly been testing them ☀️🥵 Between the extreme heat and the dry, hard and sometimes slippery ground, their bodies are having to work particularly hard💪🏼

Even when they’re feeling and performing well, all of that running, jumping and turning can take its toll 🐾💨 It makes now a great time to get them booked in for a little TLC and maintenance 💆🏼‍♀️🐶 helping to pick up any areas of tension or soreness and keep them feeling their best for the rest of the season to come✨

Drop me a message if you’d like to get your dog booked in!📩

26/06/2026

☀️ Keeping our patients comfortable, whatever the weather! 🐾

It’s been a very hot week, but thankfully the clinic is fully air conditioned, keeping it nice and cool so our patients can relax and get the most out of their treatment sessions🥰

This is Colin, one of our absolute favourite characters here at Pace Therapy! 🖤

Like many dogs of his breed, he really struggles in the heat, so having a cool, calm environment made all the difference. We had a lovely treatment session once we had calmed him down, and by the end he was so relaxed he decided my hand made the perfect pillow and drifted off to sleep! 🥹

Making sure every patient is comfortable isn’t just about keeping them happy, it’s an important part of helping them relax, move better, and get the most benefit from their physiotherapy💪🏼

Stay cool everyone, be more like Colin! ☀️🐶💧

Good luck to my amazing teams competing at Crufts this week!🍀🩵Shannon & Banter🩵🖤Shannon & Halloumi🖤💚Summer & Arrow💚💜Beck...
04/03/2026

Good luck to my amazing teams competing at Crufts this week!🍀

🩵Shannon & Banter🩵
🖤Shannon & Halloumi🖤
💚Summer & Arrow💚
💜Becky & Xena💜

It’s a real privilege to be part of your support team behind the scenes and to play a small part in helping these brilliant dogs perform at their best💪🏼

Wishing you all the best in the ring this week. I’ll be cheering you on!🥰

13/02/2026

Week 2 of Wicked’s Rehab Diaries 🐾

Consistency over complexity! We’ve stuck with a small, simple set of exercises this week — because doing a few things well is far more effective than doing too many 🙌🏼

We’ve progressed things by gradually increasing reps and adding a bit more difficulty where she’s ready for it 🐶

She’s also now running off lead with the others, wearing wrist wraps to support the ligament and help with proprioception — especially important as she can be a little unpredictable (and rather enthusiastic 😂).

Next week we’ll start to introduce a few more exercises and begin working our way back towards agility-based work💪🏼

Slow, steady, and happy progress!🩵

Signs your dog might benefit from physiotherapy🐾 Slower to get up or lie down🐾 Reluctant to jump or climb stairs🐾 Change...
11/02/2026

Signs your dog might benefit from physiotherapy

🐾 Slower to get up or lie down
🐾 Reluctant to jump or climb stairs
🐾 Changes in performance
🐾 Seeming stiff after walks or training

Not all signs of discomfort are obvious, these signs are often subtle, and easy to miss. Early and regular physio can prevent small issues from becoming bigger injuries.

06/02/2026

✨ Wickeds Rehab Diaries — Week 1 ✨

Great progress from Wicked in week 1 following her mild wrist sprain. She is now pain free, swelling has fully resolved, and she has regained full range of motion!

She is comfortably weightbearing and has returned to controlled on-lead walks. We’re now reintroducing her rehabilitation exercises to rebuild strength and stability in a gradual, structured way💪🏼

Really pleased with how she is responding so far and I’ll continue to progress her safely over the coming weeks.

If your dog has had a soft tissue injury, targeted rehab can make a big difference to recovery. Get in touch to find out how I can help you☺️

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1-2 North End
Swineshead
PE203LR

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 12pm
2pm - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 12pm
2pm - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 12pm
2pm - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 2pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

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+447423081897

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