Betafeet Podiatry

13/01/2026

Meet some of our Betafeet Podiatry team ://www.betafeetpodiatry.co.uk/ booking line 01442 249080

23/12/2024

We would like to wish all our patients who are celebrating it a Merry Christmas 🎄 🎅🏻

For those who aren’t celebrating, we hope you have a peaceful and fun holidays!

We wish you all good luck and health for the New Year!

The clinic will be closed on bank holidays but you can reach the admin team on any other day of the week Monday-Saturday

From,
The Betafeet Podiatry Team 👣

19/12/2024

Wondered what you can do for your feet to ensure they are protected from the wintry weather?

First, make sure that you have sensible and sturdy footwear. It can be tempting to wear shoes that are more aesthetically pleasing but your feet will thank you if you go for the former! This includes making sure your shoes aren’t too tight to try and reduce the risk of developing conditions such as chilblains.

It is a good idea to wear socks or tights in the winter as well to try and regulate the temperature of your feet! It is important to try and keep your whole body warm though and not just your feet.

If you develop blisters right after getting new shoes please do not be tempted to wear them in. The formation of blisters indicates that they are the wrong type of shoes for you altogether.

If you are still concerned about your feet and/or are worried you have an infection then it is time to call in an expert! Give us a call on 01442 249080.

07/06/2024

We are slowly (fingers crossed!) getting into the nicer weather which means some of us will take advantage of it and head out on a long walk.

The Royal College of Podiatry (RCOP) provide a wealth of information to inform you what you need to consider when going for a walk. This includes: checking your shoes fit, ensuring the shoes that you choose are suitable for the surface, consider wearing socks and which ones to wear to try and avoid blisters and consider other things to have with you like walking poles - among many other tips and advice. To see the comprehensive advice given, head over to: https://rcpod.org.uk/patient-information/walking/footwear

The purpose of all this preparation is to work is for you to avoid common foot problems that can occur such as blisters or corns.

Are you concerned about your feet or want to ensure they are in top shape for the walking season? Then consider giving us a call on 01442 249080!

The Royal College of Podiatry

19/03/2024

19/03/2024

We are fast approaching the Easter break which is next week 🐰

We just wanted to let all our patients know that we will be closed Good Friday, Easter Sunday and Easter Monday.

We would like to wish you all a Happy Easter 🐣

24/02/2024

It's Raynaud's Awareness Month.

Raynaud's affects your blood circulation, and causes your blood to stop flowing properly to your fingers and toes. When you're cold, anxious or stressed, your fingers and toes may change colour.

You can often treat the symptoms yourself by keeping warm. Find out more at

Find out about Raynaud's phenomenon, a common condition that affects the blood supply to certain parts of the body, usually the fingers and toes.

24/01/2024

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Just sharing a light hearted meme 😃