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Charlotte Barton MCSP BSc (Hons) MSc Vet Physio | ACPAT & RAMP registered | Mobile veterinary physiotherapist specialising in dogs, cats | Supporting mobility, recovery & performance with expert, compassionate care

22/09/2026

Dinky Update - he had another seizure yesterday evening so decision was made to increase his medications to try and get them better controlled. Unsurprisingly these have made him a bit wobbly (ataxic) as he is adapting to the dose. It was so lovely to visit today, spoil him with a treat and have cuddles. Still awaiting some of his results but hopefully his seizures will now stop and he can be allowed home soon. Missing my little wonky Dinky dog 🐕 so much. The team Lumbry Park Veterinary Specialists have been wonderful.

21/09/2026

Thinking of our gorgeous Dinky this morning 💛

After a very scary few days, thankfully his seizures have stopped since changing his medication and he has finally been able to get some much-needed rest.

This morning he is having an MRI of his brain, so we’re keeping everything crossed that we might finally get some answers. 🤞🐾💛

I’m hoping to keep all of my Lion Clinic appointments running as normal, but please bear with me if I do need to make any last-minute changes over the next few days.

Thank you so much for all the lovely messages and for keeping our boy in your thoughts. 💛

14/09/2026

There’s been a lot of discussion about an athlete experiencing faecal incontinence during a HYROX race.

I’m not going to name her. I don’t think an individual athlete should become the focus of ridicule for experiencing a very real health symptom.

As both a pelvic health physiotherapist and a HYROX athlete, I think there’s a much more important conversation to have.

Bladder and bowel incontinence affect far more people than we realise. There will be women standing on HYROX start lines wearing pads because they’re worried about leaking. Others may be managing urgency or bowel symptoms that they’ve never told anyone about.

For some people, these symptoms have an enormous impact on confidence, exercise and everyday life.

I’d love to see HYROX use this moment positively — acknowledging pelvic health, supporting the athlete involved and reassuring anyone experiencing continence symptoms that they still belong in sport.

Having bladder or bowel symptoms does not mean you should stop exercising or competing. These symptoms deserve proper assessment, treatment and support.

Let’s make something positive come from this.

Normalise TALKING about incontinence — not suffering with it. And never shame someone for experiencing it. 💗

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06/09/2026

A lovely day at Alresford Show with Nelly ❤️

The kids decided they’ve been enough times over the years and didn’t want to come, so I quite happily went on my own with Nelly!

Spent ages watching the Working Hunter and then the Leading Rein and Novice ponies. I loved watching all the little ones going round on their ponies. Definitely made me miss having horses though.

Bumped into so many people, as you always do, and had a lovely surprise seeing Jo. She’s now in her mid-80s and still has 6 Cockers and 4 Flatcoats! She taught me pretty much everything I know about breeding and raising puppies and has Nelly’s husband, who is Peggy’s dad and Dinky and Betty’s grandad. So lovely to see her ❤️

Nelly had a little go at the fun dog show. 6th in the Veteran (although as she was probably one of the oldest there, I think she was clearly robbed 😂) and 3rd in Most Adoring Eyes.

She then did the scurry with a young boy who wanted to have a go but didn’t have a dog with him. He borrowed Nelly and off they went together. Very sweet and I think they both enjoyed themselves!

The rest of the day was just wandering around, looking at all the animals and the machinery people had brought along, chatting to people and obviously buying a few treats for the dogs. Somehow I managed not to spend a small fortune this year!

I always love going to Alresford Show. You bump into so many familiar faces and there’s just something really nice about being part of the local community.

A very nice Sunday spent with my old girl 🥰 Alresfordshow

18/08/2026

Really exciting to be here in Bangkok 🇹🇭🐾 and to be part of these few days at Kasetsart University Veterinary Teaching Hospital.

Yesterday I joined Dr Alvarez for a tour of the hospital and some really interesting discussions with the team. Such an impressive facility – and fascinating to hear more about the challenges of managing an increasingly ageing pet population here in Thailand.

Today I’m attending Dr Alvarez’s lectures on Geriatric Medicine, covering so many areas that overlap with my own work in veterinary physiotherapy – osteoarthritis, pain, mobility, muscle loss, frailty and maintaining function and quality of life as our dogs get older.

Then tomorrow I’m really looking forward to supporting Dr Alvarez with the practical workshops, bringing in the physiotherapy and rehabilitation side and helping demonstrate some of the practical assessment and mobility techniques.

There is so much potential when veterinary medicine and rehabilitation work together, particularly with our senior patients. Lots to learn, lots to share and some really exciting conversations happening. 🇹🇭🐶

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01/08/2026

Purdey was having serious FOMO whilst treating her elderly family member 🤣. Patch is a 13 year old Dalmatian who receives monthly physiotherapy to help maintain her muscle strength, manage her pain and continue to enjoy life ACPAT Antinol UK

11/07/2026

I’m not much of a football fan. In fact no interest at all! But I live with two teenage boys who love it so I guess I’ll be watching it tonight. 😉

11/07/2026

Doing something I very rarely do… lying on a sun lounger in the garden with a magazine. ☀️📖

I honestly can’t remember the last time I properly switched off at home. Relaxing has never really been my forte!

It’s been a crazy week of back-to-back clients, lots of miles on the road in this heat, and four 5 am starts for swimming with the kids. As much as I love what I do, it’s a good reminder that you can’t keep pouring from an empty cup.

So for an hour or so, I’m giving myself permission to slow down before another busy week begins.

Hope you’re all finding a little time to recharge too. 💛

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25/05/2026

Turtle Rehabilitation- Visited the sea turtle rescue and rehab centre in Dalyan today and absolutely loved learning more about what they do 🐢

The turtles there are often recovering from injuries or buoyancy problems, meaning they struggle to dive properly. One of the things I found really interesting was how they use small weights underneath the shell to help the turtles relearn how to dive and regain confidence in the water. As they improve, the weights are gradually reduced and they move into deeper pools.

It was actually really fascinating from a physio point of view because so much of it is based around patience, gradual progression, confidence and movement rehabilitation.

Some turtles stay there for years before they’re ready to be released. Considering they can live to 70–80 years old and don’t reach maturity until around 25, it really puts recovery timelines into perspective.

Such an amazing place doing incredible work 🩵

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23/05/2026

We’re away enjoying some family time over the half term holiday ☀️

I’ll still be checking in for any urgent messages, but otherwise I’ll respond to enquiries and messages once I’m back on Monday 2nd June.

With the warmer weather arriving over the next few days, just a little reminder to take extra care with your dogs — especially our older dogs and those with mobility issues 🐾

Please make sure they have:
• Plenty of fresh water
• A cool area to rest
• Shorter walks or walks during the cooler parts of the day
• Protection from hot pavements — if it’s too hot for your hand, it’s too hot for paws

Take care in the heat and thank you, as always, for your patience and We’re away enjoying some family time over the half term holiday ☀️

I’ll still be checking in for any urgent messages, but otherwise I’ll respond to enquiries and messages once I’m back on Monday 2nd June.

With the warmer weather arriving over the next few days, just a little reminder to take extra care with your dogs and cats — especially our older dogs and those with mobility issues 🐾

Please make sure they have:
• Plenty of fresh water
• A cool area to rest
• Shorter walks or walks during the cooler parts of the day
• Protection from hot pavements — if it’s too hot for your hand, it’s too hot for paws

Take care in the heat and thank you, as always, for your patience and support 💛

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