Author: Donna

Today we were in the Reading post! Thank you to Castle vets for putting the article in. Just a small one this time, so no online cover, but there are plenty of stories following us from Reading post, in their archives.   Business profile, and a beautiful picture of Elsie, one of our many hip dysplasia patients. She was…

We will be on Channel 4 Sunday Brunch, this Sunday, 30th September 10am, with The Pet Spa at Harrods! Live!

We are lecturing at “All for Dogs in west Berkshire” Its been organised by Kris Glover of Pets in Practice. https://www.facebook.com/events/342645302467787/ Be there to learn about all sorts of dog care and have a good look around the stands too! Our talk is a general over view of physiotherapy so you can a glimpse of what is…

Poor puppy was born with swimmers syndrome. It can be fatal, but this one is only a mild case so she is doing well, but needs a little more help along the route to strong mobility. She has come along wonderfully in the last week so mummy is going to try all she can. We’ve…

We lectured in Chichester to teach nurses how to run successful mobility clinics. In the 1 hour CPD (continual professional development) the nurses learnt how to spot mobility problems in dogs and cats; how to ask the right questions to the owner for a thorough history and some basic home exercise regimes to help improve the patients life. They now know what to…

Welcome to Maizy who needs help with her lameness. Her nerves arn’t working so well at the moment but we’ve given her a new excercise plan so she can start burning off some of that energy she still has, safely! And hello again to Teezle who has been up to silly capers and ran into…

We will be joining in with the new Doga class (yoga for dogs) at the Pet Sap at Harrods! First class Monday 1st October!

We are in the daily Mail 29/03/12. Great pictures!http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2101247/Pet-Spa-Harrods-Cat-dog-pet-icure.html?ito=feeds-newsxml

We have had our Denmead opening 9th March! Look out for us in the news! Thank you Downlands veterianry group, for making us so welcome!