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Fully qualified and insured Veterinary Physiotherapist and Canine Hydrotherapist covering Gloucestershire (UK)
MSc, BSc (Hons), L4CertHydro, RAMP Reg, MIRVAP (VP)

31/03/2026

💜 Client Review 💜

25/03/2026

Can you cope with that beautiful face! 🥹😍

20/03/2026

A bit of a different angle to what I usually post but was too good not to post! 👑 Princess 👑 in the feels during her treatment the other day! 😍

19/03/2026

✨ Price Increase Notice✨
After much debating and looking at the numbers, unfortunately I will be needing to increase my pricing as of April 2026. This change reflects rising costs and continued investment in providing you with the best possible service I can. This increase not only reflects the reasons stated above but also the travel time between appointments, note making, book keeping, insurance and equipment - all of which are sadly costly.
I truly appreciate all your ongoing support and understanding. If you have any questions or would like to discuss upcoming bookings, please feel free to reach out.
Thank you for being part of my journey 💜

18/03/2026

Meet ✨ Digby ✨
This incredibly handsome lad has been having regular maintenance physiotherapy to make sure we’re on top of his comfort, mobility and strength as can you believe, he’s 11 years old! During one of his sessions we found him to be a little more sore through his elbows as well as some muscle wastage around the area. Luckily we were able to sort this ni**le out before it became anything problematic by adding in some pain relief, changing up his exercises and bringing his next appointment forward - as simple as that! It’s so important to keep up with regular check ups as our animals get older as we’re able to identify issues earlier!
PS: he had ants in his pants in the photo as he was very patiently waiting for his dinner! 😂

11/03/2026

In true Hannah fashion, better late than never! Two weeks ago I had my last day at The decision was bittersweet as I was nearing to working there for nearly four years! Trying to juggle fitting in my own clients was becoming incredibly difficult which lead to this sad decision. I’m so incredibly grateful to have worked with such a special team who has helped me grow into the therapist I am now. I will miss all the special people (and dogs!) who have been such an incredible part of my journey! 💜💜

05/03/2026

Meet Darce 😍 this incredibly handsome man has been receiving physio after this three episodes of IVDD, two of which resulted in spinal surgery. As a result he’s lost some muscle through his back legs which we’ve been targeting with physio exercises to get him nice and strong again 💪

30/01/2026

Despite the look that Sidney is giving, he does really enjoy his physio! He was more annoyed the cheese ran out 🙈 This handsome boy has physio fortnightly due to a dysplastic hip, previous knee surgery and some shoulder osteoarthritis. He may not look it but he is 10! Over the past few weeks we’ve managed to get him back to his usual self as he had quietened down a bit and wasn’t feeling as comfy as normal. With a combination of soft tissue work, laser therapy and strengthening he’s now up to longer and more enthusiastic walks! 💪

26/01/2026

Class 3B laser vs a seroma! In the images below you can see a small fluid filled swelling on the lateral aspect of the elbow joint. A seroma is a pocket of accumulated fluid under the skin, often caused by excessive movement or tissue irritation. The tissue irritation can be caused by internal sutures which are often used during surgery. Sometimes the surrounding tissue will react to the internal sutures which can result in a seroma. Now, how does laser help? Laser helps by stimulating cellular function, reducing inflammation, and enhancing lymphatic drainage to aid in the reabsorption of the fluid. It basically helps the body’s cell be more efficient at doing their job. In a nutshell, the light is absorbed by the mitochondria (powerhouse) of the cell which speeds up the ATP process thus having all those fantastic pro-inflammatory benefits. Laser works incredibly alongside manual therapies such as lymphatic drainage, soft tissue and myofascial release and some gentle passive range of motion. Laser is also fantastic for wound healing, muscle spasm or pain, osteoarthritis, joint pain etc. As much as I love laser, I have always said it will never replace hands on work but will supplement it! 🐶🐾

24/01/2026

Best way to finish a busy week! 🐶🐾 this handsome man is Jontey who I’ve been treating for the past few weeks after a recent CUE (Canine Unicompartmental Elbow) surgery. I’ll be uploading his story in the next few weeks so watch this space!

22/01/2026

Some dogs like to lay down during their treatment and others like to get as close to you as possible… And both options are totally okay! Gorgeous Brie decided she would be most comfortable on my lap and chest during her shoulder massage 🥰 Moments like this are so incredibly special and just make me love my job even more ❤️

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Cheltenham

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http://www.hannahsimpsonvetphysio.co.uk/

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