Physio for Pets

Physio for Pets Every animal deserves to be fit, healthy and free from pain. Every animal needs physiotherapy.

Observation time. What abnormality do you see in these legs?
23/11/2025

Observation time.

What abnormality do you see in these legs?

22/11/2025

4 weeks till Xmas break. If you are needing physio for your pets, please get in soon.

Feeling like a proud parent.Mr Bob Lawnmower is fully healed. The spinal wound he sustained from being mowed over is clo...
22/11/2025

Feeling like a proud parent.

Mr Bob Lawnmower is fully healed. The spinal wound he sustained from being mowed over is close and I had the happy news that Armdale reptile centre have released him back onto the property that he was found in.

His keeper is astounded as wound healing assisted by laser therapy the last 6 weeks or so has sped up the recovery.

Hence this lovely guy can be released this coming summer back into the wild.

I hope he does super well.

Farewell buddy.

12/11/2025

Sharing a simple strategy for lifting bowls up for cats.

I use a small round container to lift up the bowl for the little dude so he can offload his front leg as a front limb amputee.

What sort of bowl stands/ ideas do you use for your pets?

It’s a great way to passively posture your pets who may spend a lot of time in front wheel drive.

With the weather warming up, bobtails are on the move and often end up in people’s backyards.I was told just this week, ...
10/11/2025

With the weather warming up, bobtails are on the move and often end up in people’s backyards.

I was told just this week, there has been one bobtail each day brought in from dog bites/ attacks ( and they say cats are destructive towards wildlife).

It may abit hard to see but there are puncture wounds on this new guy.

Adding to punctures from dog bites, is that these sultry little reptiles are also shaken quite aggressively by dogs during the bite which can cause neurological issues.

So do check your backyards and be vigilant about what your dogs are doing in the yard as these bobtails , bless them are designed so badly, because other than their thick scales they really have no defences against dogs and cats.

So caring about your local wildlife means being responsible as a pet owner.

10/11/2025

Mr lawnmower bobtail.

Again looking fabulous with scabs of scale coming off to reveal a nice level of healthy tissue covering the spine.

Check your lawns especially if you have long grass before mowing to avoid injuries like this.

10/11/2025

Mr Bob looking lovely fat and healthy with a tail that was chewed by rats over winter.

Here he is about 5 weeks later after weekly laser treatment and he is now forming lovely skin over his tail.

Healthy enough now to move from his hot box into the outdoor enclosure in preparation for release in thsi coming summer.

05/11/2025

Video testimonial

Discussions about chronic pain due to extensive track injuries and medication used.

I hope this resonates with other greyhound owners who have hounds that are chronically sore.

Doing my part for the inquiry into greyhound racing.
30/10/2025

Doing my part for the inquiry into greyhound racing.

29/10/2025
29/10/2025

Snuffle towel for mental enrichment plus to slow down the eating speed.

Ever tried this for your cats?

Have a go.

26/10/2025

This was pretty amazing.

A baby born with no eyes. I am not even sure how he survived in the wild as certainly could not catch food.

So lucky someone brought him into the centre.

He is abit on the skinny side at present.

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Bibra Lake
Perth, WA
6163

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