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Elsinore Veterinary Physiotherapy

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Elsinore Veterinary Physiotherapy

Mobile Veterinary Physiotherapist based in both Wymondham, Norfolk and Sudbury, Suffolk covering a large portion of East Anglia patients.

EVP provides bespoke rehabilation to canine & equine patients; optimising physical and mental well-being.

30/03/2026

📣 Out of Office 📣

I will be taking a short break from 1st April and spending some quality time with family, celebrating Easter & some very special birthdays 🐣🎂

Messages will be responded to when I return 🫶

Happy Easter! 🌸 (and don’t forget to keep those chocolates and hot cross buns out of reach for your doggies 🍫)

18/03/2026

Handsome Mack 😍🐾

He is like a little ray of sunshine ☀️

Mack was referred to me last year following a suspected iliopsoas strain and after the amazing Claire highlighted Mack was showing signs of pain-related behaviour & suggested a musculoskeletal assessment.

Mack started a course of therapeutic ultrasound and we focused on managing his pain first, before starting strengthening exercises 💪

He has come so far since our first session & I’m so pleased with Mack’s progression.
I’m terrible at taking photos or videos during my sessions but his owner has kindly provided updates with Mack practising one of his exercises 🫶

If those eyes don’t melt your heart, I’m not sure what will 😍

16/03/2026

A blurry but cute Rosie to brighten up your Monday morning 🐾☀️

After her sister had some physio, Rosie just wanted a quick cuddle which deserved a little space on here 🫶✨

11/03/2026

Nala enjoying her physio session last week 🐾

Bilateral hip & elbow dysplasia is not a diagnosis any owner wants to hear but sadly that is the reality for Nala 🫶

Following diagnosis and starting new pain relief; Nala’s behaviour was highly indicative that she was still experiencing pain & was not keen on having any physio assessment.

Forward a couple of weeks, Nala’s pain relief was reviewed after discussion with her amazing Vet and we continued going at her pace with the physiotherapy, modifying her walks & looking at how her home environment may be negatively impacting her.

This photo has been the result! Much happier to be assessed & treated for her physio, walks have been reduced and controlled, home comforts are being carefully managed & pain management modified ✅

Now we can focus on improving her mobility, strengthening weak areas & restoring her overall wellbeing ❤️

This plan is always evolving depending on how the patient is responding but it’s our job to listen!

09/03/2026

Pleased to share my membership with the National Association of Veterinary Physiotherapists (NAVP) has renewed for another year 🎉

NAVP is so important to not only its members and the industry but to you, the client and your beloved animals 🐾🐴

NAVP promotes excellence in animal care, holding the highest standards within veterinary physiotherapy.

Choosing a NAVP member means:

✅ Your physiotherapist is qualified from Level 6 or above

✅ Has completed extensive clinical training

✅ Provides evidence of and commits to Continued Professional Development (CPD)

✅ Fully insured

✅ Abides by NAVP professional code of conduct

I am so grateful to every client who chooses me to work with their wonderful horses and dogs. I am dedicated to providing the upmost care for my patients and will continue to go the extra mile to support you all on your rehabilitation journeys ✨

04/03/2026

Why only have one photo, when you can have three?! 😍

Introducing this little Poppet, Rusty 🐾🐶

Rusty has recently started physiotherapy to strengthen his quadricep and hamstring muscle groups to prevent his knee cap popping out of place.

Another term for this is patella luxation which is graded on its severity. Luckily, Rusty is a lower grade so we can conservatively manage this for now and reduce chance of further injury in the future. ❤️‍🩹

Rusty has a couple of exercises to be learning in between our next session and hopefully we can progress onto the next stage of his strengthening plan 💪

02/03/2026

🌸 Jumping into Spring like… 🌸

With only a few weeks to go, who else is excited for the brighter weather & longer days? ✨

24/02/2026

Poppy 🌸🐾

This little cutie has recently started physiotherapy after she was diagnosed with bilateral patella luxation 🦴

A combination of massage, thermal therapy and targeted exercises are being used to strengthen Poppy’s gluteals and quadriceps whilst reducing secondary compensations💪

Working on improving posture is not easy & takes time but consistency and perseverance is key 🔑

How proud does Poppy look next to her new cones?! 😍

28/01/2026

Ralph- one example of an IVDD journey 🐾

A few months back I posted about how unluckily Ralph has been to undergo two spinal surgeries in just a few weeks!

His progress has been remarkable and like in every rehabilitation journey, that progress has not been quick or always according to plan 📈

Physiotherapy is thinking outside the box for every patient so that the exercise can be tailored to them.

It’s about listening to them and their needs; no two patients will be the same.

Physiotherapy is not a ‘one-time’ solution. It’s about putting in the time for your pet to make small changes that are going to lead to BIG results 💪

Ralph’s owners have made so many changes at home to support his recovery and continue to do so months later 👏 We added in some proprioceptive walking to challenge his coordination and balance- a new approach for Ralph but his movement is controlled and focused which is exactly what we want 🫶

Well done little poppet 😍

17/01/2026

Amber enjoying her treatment with my trusted Epiony heat pad ♨️

Amber had muscular tension and discomfort in her left quadricep which was treated with heat therapy to increase blood flow, pliability and reduce pain prior to massage and stretching ✨

Subtle changes can be detected early with regular physiotherapy so if you’ve noticed any behavioural or gait changes in your pet, now is the time to contact your local physio 🐕🐾

Have a wonderful weekend! 🫶

08/01/2026

It’s National Labrador Day 🖤 🐾

I do have a soft spot for a Labrador; true definition of loyalty & companionship 🫶

Let’s see your beautiful labs by posting them in the comments below ⬇️

05/01/2026

Brrr it’s cold out there at the moment 🥶

I actually quite like the cold & like some pets are overjoyed to see the snow 🌨️ but it’s not for everyone and more importantly it can have a huge impact on our pets; particularly the golden oldies 💛

Here are a few tips to consider over the next month or so with the temperatures dropping 🌡️

💡Check paws for grit and clean after walks

💡Ensure your dog has sufficient warm-up/cool down prior to and after off lead exercise to prevent injury

💡Be mindful/avoid areas that may become slippery and difficult for your dog to grip

💡Movement is key so even if your dog is not a lover of the white stuff/cold; offer indoor play/sensory activities/practise physio exercises to encourage mobility & prevent stiffness

💡Using coats can be beneficial for some but are not necessary for all dogs so listen to how they feel & ensure they have a warm, safe environment at home with easy access to bedding, food/water

💡Monitor for any signs that suggest your dog may be struggling with the change in temperature 🫶

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Melton Mowbray
NR180GX

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 5pm

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+447582957232

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