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Aimee Moses Vet Physio

Aimee offers a Veterinary Physiotherapy service for both performance and rehabilitation 07904645211
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28/11/2025

Thank you! 😁☀️

27/11/2025

REMINDER ‼️‼️

I am on annual leave from tomorrow (28th) to Tuesday 16th of December.

I will not have access to my diary during this time.

Please message today if you need me. Thank you! 😊

26/11/2025

Sweet Sam’s post physio snoozes yesterday 🥰🥰

18/11/2025

Sweet girl Lola ❤️

16/11/2025

How lucky am I to have met this little fella on Friday and call it work 😍

Backstory- I used to see baby Angus’ big brother but sadly we lost him a few months ago 😞. Angus’ mum has seen the benefit that physiotherapy had had on lovely Percy so wanted to start Angus young!

Obviously and thankfully Angus has no problems at just 13 weeks old 😍 but a little bit of puppy massage, allowing a stranger to touch him, finding our feet having a play with poles and blocks didn’t go a miss! Angus was a very sleepy puppy afterwards so I’d say a morning well spent 🤣. I love my adult dogs and my oldies but this was certainly a special treat 😁

13/11/2025

Annie was signed off from physio yesterday following her hip surgery a few months ago. Poor little Annie’s hip didn’t quite form right as she was developing so unfortunately she had to undergo surgery at a young age. However, now it means that she is pain free and can run around with her sister again!

Annie did so well with her home exercise programme and gained muscle very quickly, she loved the treatment and is now back doing her longer walks. I will certainly miss seeing this cute little face but we always love a success story! 🤍💕

11/11/2025

I am completely full until the new year and unable to take on any new clients until January ✨

Thank you for your continued support 🐶

05/11/2025

Help your dog be as chilled as Annie this bonfire night 💤

Bonfire Night can be stressful for dogs. Here are some simple, effective ways to help keep them calm and safe:

🏡 1. Create a Safe Space
• Set up a quiet, cozy den indoors — somewhere your dog already feels comfortable (like their bed or crate).
• Close windows and curtains to muffle sounds and block out flashes.
• Add soft blankets and some of your unwashed clothing for comfort.

🎧 2. Drown Out the Noise
• Play calming music or keep the TV/radio on at a normal volume.
• Sound therapy playlists for dogs (on Spotify or YouTube) can be surprisingly effective.

🕯️ 3. Stay Calm and Act Normal
• Dogs pick up on your emotions — so avoid fussing over them too much or showing anxiety.
• Reward calm behaviour with gentle praise or a treat.

🐶 4. Keep Them Indoors
• Walk dogs before dark and make sure the garden is secure
• Keep collars and ID tags on, take them out to the toilet on lead even in the garden.

🍗 5. Use Food and Toys for Distraction
• Offer a long-lasting chew, stuffed Kong, or lick mat to focus their attention elsewhere.
• Puzzle feeders can help keep them mentally engaged.

💊 6. Consider Calming Aids
• Speak with your vet about prescribed medications.

🚫 7. Avoid Taking Dogs to Fireworks Displays

Even confident dogs can become frightened — it’s always best to leave them safe at home.

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If your dog shows severe distress (trembling, hiding, pacing, panting excessively, or destructive behaviour), speak to your vet — help is available, and desensitisation training can make future events easier.

04/11/2025

Lovely Lexi 💕

30/10/2025

A quick snap shot of Izzy’s session yesterday, I love the way she keeps her eye on me at all times 🤣

27/10/2025

Darcey Doo 🥰

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BD220RW

Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 20:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 20:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 20:00
Thursday	08:00 - 20:00
Friday	08:00 - 15:00
Saturday	09:00 - 14:00

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