Animal Physiotherapy Ltd.

Tag: cat

  • Welcome to Romeo

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    Romeo is a beautiful cat. It’s always lovely when we have our cat patients. He had a really rough start in life with lot of illness. But his parents were super stars and pushd through and got him well again! More to the story as he had more problems. But before that, I had to…

  • Welcome to Dodge

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    Hello and welcome to Dodge! We have now met a lot of this family as Dodge has a super caring mum who makes sure her animals mobility is top notch! This beautiful little sweetie did have a little fallout with a dog. Very sad. The whole family was devastated, but the vets were quick to…

  • Welcome Dave

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    Hello and welcome to Dave. His parents are no strangers to us as we are now the family physio! Silly Dave sadly was less agile than needed. He had a fall and ruptured his cruciate! I know! This is normally only an injury you hear of for dogs! But cats can get this to. But…

  • Welcome Gilbert

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    Hello and welcome to Gilbert. We love treating cats. Especially ones that are this much of a dude! Gilbert was ooozing catitude! Gilbert became lame. He had x-rays to help discover the problem and they showed some mild issues but nothing major. There was some muscle imbalance so he was sent here for physio. We…

  • Welcome to Rocky

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    Hello and welcome to Rocky! This gorgous kitten had a sad accident and dislocated its hock! Ouch! He was so small that fixing it was difficult and he went to a referral center. When he was discharged he had to wear a cast! He did well and healed fast but lost alot of muscle. He…

  • Welcome to Misty

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    Hello and welcome to Misty. A beautiful British Blue. This beautiful one had managed to tear her achillies tendon. It had contracted and caused lameness. We opted for ultrasound therapy as this is one of the most effective treatments for ligaments and tendons. We also gave some strengthening excercises. Sadly, this case was not the…

  • Welcome Tinkerbell

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    Hello and welcome to Tinkerbell. She is such a cute and loved cat. But cats will be cats and some do try to fight with cars….so sad. She was hit by a car. Her pelvis was fractured but she was strong and made it home thankfully. She was rushed off and found to have a…

  • Welcome to Peter

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    Hello and welcome to Peter. Such a happy loving cat. He is an old man though. But so happy and loving. He comes in to his session and loves a face rub and purrs his socks off! He has been blind all his life which is quite a thing to adapt to in itself. But…

  • Welcome to Fluffs

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    Hello and welcome to Fluffs. This poor little cat had a tough start in life. She is a stray and has been living on the streets. Her rescurer is already one of our clients with her other cat. She noticed Fluffs was occationally stiff and lame, decided to get a mobility check now, rather than…

  • Welcome to Crispin

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    Hello and welcome to Crispin. No one is totally sure of what happened to this lovely sweet cat. But an incident rendered him with a ruptured diaphragm and hind limb paralysis. He was sent to the referral specialist where the diaphragm was repaired and he managed to do very well. However his paralysis remained a…