Companion Vet Physiotherapy

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Companion Vet Physiotherapy

Helping dogs move better across North Wales. Home visits for arthritis, injury recovery, post-operative rehabilitation and mobility support.
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BSc (Hons) Veterinary Physiotherapist | Level 4 Canine Hydrotherapist | NAVP Registered

27/09/2026

Hope everyone is having a lovely Sunday 🥰🐶

One of my favourite things about living and working in North Wales has to be having places like this on the doorstep!

Back to physio appointments next week 💙

18/09/2026

✨ WE’RE FINALISTS! ✨🐾

I’m so excited to share that Companion Vet Physiotherapy is a finalist in The Best of Welsh Pet Industry Awards 2026 for Best Animal Rehabilitation 2026! 💙

There are only 3 days left to vote, so if you’d like to support my little business, I’d be incredibly grateful. Every vote really does mean so much!

How to vote:

1. Use the nomination form here:

https://bestofwelshawards.wixsite.com/welsh-business-award/pet-awards-finalist-voting-2026

2. Fill in your details.

3. Under “Best Animal Rehabilitation & Therapy 2026” select Companion Vet Physiotherapy.

A huge thank you to everyone who has supported Companion Vet Physiotherapy. Whether you’ve trusted me with your dog, recommended me, shared my posts or simply followed along. 💙🐾

Voting closes in 3 days!

Molly x

24/08/2026

Has your dog started doing any of these? 🐾

Sometimes changes in movement are really obvious. Other times, they're much more subtle.

You might notice your dog:

• takes a little longer to get up after resting
• hesitates before jumping into the car, onto the sofa or during sports
• starts falling behind on walks when they didn't before

The important thing is knowing what's normal for your dog and noticing when something changes.

If you're concerned about a change in your dog's movement, speak to your vet.

Veterinary physiotherapy can help support dogs with a range of mobility needs, with treatment tailored to the individual dog.

18/08/2026

🐾 Why I chose to become a mobile veterinary physiotherapist? 🐾

One of the questions I'm asked is why I travel to my patients.

The answer is simple.

Most dogs are happiest in their own home. They're more relaxed, more comfortable and able to move naturally in a familiar environment.

Being mobile also means I get to see how your dog moves in their everyday surroundings, which helps me tailor each treatment and rehabilitation plan to their individual needs.

The best part? You don't need to worry about travelling to another appointment. I bring everything needed for your dog's physiotherapy session directly to you.

15/08/2026

Is physiotherapy only for dogs after surgery?

The simple answer is no.

Although rehabilitation after an operation is an important part of veterinary physiotherapy, it's only one reason I see dogs.

Physiotherapy may also help support dogs who are getting older, living with arthritis, recovering from an injury or finding everyday movement more difficult.

And the goal isn't necessarily something dramatic.

It might be helping a dog stay strong enough to enjoy their walks, move around the house more comfortably or find everyday activities a little easier.

Every dog is different, which is why treatment is tailored to their individual needs.

If you've noticed a change in your dog's movement and you're wondering whether physiotherapy could help, send me a message and tell me a little about them. 💙

13/08/2026

Meet Blue 🐾💕

One of the things we worked on recently during Blue's physiotherapy session was building strength through his back legs.

Why does that matter?

Dogs use their back legs for so many everyday movements, such as: getting up from their bed, climbing steps, getting into the car and enjoying their walks.

We used gentle, controlled exercises tailored specifically to Blue to help support his strength and mobility.

Physiotherapy doesn't always involve big or complicated exercises. Sometimes it's about working on the small movements that can help make everyday life a little easier.

And, of course, Blue did a brilliant job. 💙

If you've noticed changes in the way your dog moves, feel free to message me to find out whether physiotherapy could help.

11/08/2026

🐾 I’ve been nominated! 🐾

I’m so pleased to share that Companion Vet Physiotherapy has been nominated in The Best of Welsh Pet Industry Awards 2026, in the Best Animal Rehabilitation 2026 category.

A huge thank you to everyone who has supported my little business! Whether you’ve trusted me to help your dog, recommended me to a friend, shared one of my posts or simply followed along. It genuinely means so much. 💙

If you’d like to nominate Companion Vet Physiotherapy, I’d be incredibly grateful. It only takes a couple of minutes:

1. Use the nomination form here: https://bestofwelshawards.wixsite.com/welsh-business-award/contact-8

2. Fill in your details.

3. When asked for the Facebook link, use:
https://facebook.com/companionvetphysio

4. Under Pet Category, select “Best Animal Rehabilitation 2026”.

Thank you so much for every nomination and for continuing to support Companion Vet Physiotherapy. Being recognised for the work I love doing with dogs and their owners across North Wales means a great deal. 💙

Molly x

07/08/2026

How does veterinary physiotherapy help my dog?

Every dog is different, so every physiotherapy session is tailored to their individual needs. After assessing how your dog moves, treatment is designed to help them move more comfortably and confidently.

Depending on your dog's needs, treatment may include:

🐾 Manual therapy and massage
🐾 Therapeutic exercises
🐾 Laser therapy
🐾 Advice on exercises to continue at home

The aim is to help your dog:

✔️ Improve mobility
✔️ Build and maintain strength
✔️ Support recovery after injury or surgery
✔️ Manage long-term conditions such as arthritis
✔️ Enjoy everyday activities with greater comfort

Whether that's finding it easier to get up after a nap, enjoying walks again or simply moving more comfortably around the house, every small improvement can make a big difference to your dog's quality of life.

If you've ever wondered whether physiotherapy could help your dog, I'd be happy to answer your questions.

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05/08/2026

Meet Millie.

Millie is one of my lovely senior patients.

As dogs get older, it's natural for them to slow down a little, but that doesn't mean there's nothing we can do to support them.

With Millie, our sessions focus on helping her stay comfortable, maintain her strength and keep moving as well as possible.

The goal of physiotherapy isn't to make an older dog young again. It's to help them enjoy everyday life and maintain a good quality of life for as long as possible.

If you've noticed your own dog slowing down, struggling to get up after resting or becoming less enthusiastic about walks, physiotherapy may be able to help support them.

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Prestatyn

Website

http://www.companionvetphysio.co.uk/

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