Back In Motion

Meet Stompie 💙

He is an 11 year old mixed breed dog currently attending physiotherapy following surgery for a cranial cruciate ligament rupture (CCLR).

Recovery after cruciate surgery involves more than healing the surgical site. It is also about rebuilding strength, restoring mobility, and helping patients return to comfortable, confident movement.

Stompie's rehabilitation programme focuses on supporting his recovery, improving hind limb strength, and helping him regain the function needed for everyday activities.

At 11 years old, maintaining muscle mass and mobility is especially important, and we look forward to supporting him throughout his recovery journey.

📘 If your dog is recovering from a cruciate injury, our eBook: Your Guide to Managing Canine Cranial Cruciate Ruptures provides practical guidance on supporting recovery and rehabilitation at home.
Link in our Bio

👉 If your dog is preparing for surgery or recovering post operatively, we would be happy to assist.

Meet Gutch 💙

He is an almost 13 year old Labrador receiving physiotherapy support for age related weakness, discomfort, and suspected hip dysplasia.

As dogs age, it is common to see a gradual decline in hind limb strength and mobility, often affecting comfort, stability, and overall quality of life. Gutch’s sessions focus on strengthening his back legs, supporting joint function, and helping relieve some of the strain and discomfort associated with ageing.

Regular maintenance therapy can make a meaningful difference in helping senior dogs stay comfortable, active, and engaged in daily life.

📘 Our eBook Hip Hurdles Unraveled: A Comprehensive Guide to Canine Hip Dysplasia offers practical guidance on supporting mobility and joint health at home.
Link in Bio.

👉 If your senior dog is starting to slow down or struggle with mobility, we would be happy to assist.

Meet Kaiser 💙
He is an almost 2 year old German Shepherd beginning his rehabilitation journey 🐾

Kaiser presented with significant weakness through his hind limbs and discomfort affecting his movement. At this stage, hip dysplasia is suspected, and further investigations, including radiographs, will help provide a clearer diagnosis and guide his long term management plan.

For now, our focus is on helping Kaiser build strength, improve comfort, and support his movement while we gather more information. As with every patient, treatment is adapted as their needs evolve and more becomes known about their condition.

📘 If your dog has been diagnosed with hip dysplasia or is showing signs of hind limb weakness, our eBook Hip Hurdles Unraveled: A Comprehensive Guide to Canine Hip Dysplasia offers practical guidance on supporting joint health and mobility.
Link can be found in our Bio.

👉 If your dog is showing changes in movement or signs of discomfort, early intervention can make a meaningful difference.

Meet Cupcake 💙
She is a young American Bully already beginning her rehabilitation journey 🐾

Cupcake recently sustained a soft tissue injury in her hind leg, and while she may still be small, early support can make a significant difference during growth and recovery.

For young dogs, rehabilitation is not only about healing an injury. It is also about supporting healthy movement patterns and helping developing bodies build strength in the right way.

We are looking forward to watching this little one grow stronger with each session.

👉 If your puppy has had an injury or you have noticed changes in movement, early intervention can make all the difference. We would be happy to assist.

Meet Lola 💙
She is a Labrador receiving physiotherapy support for lumbar IVDD and stifle arthritis.

When she first came to us, Lola showed significant weakness and lameness through her hindquarters, affecting both her comfort and mobility. Through a structured rehabilitation programme, focusing on strength, stability, and controlled movement, she has already made encouraging progress.

Improvement in cases like this is often gradual, but with the right support, dogs can regain strength, confidence, and a better quality of life.

📘 If your dog has been diagnosed with IVDD, our eBook “Your Guide to Recovery: Intervertebral Disc Disease” offers guidance on supporting recovery and long-term spinal health.

👉 If your dog could benefit from guided physiotherapy, we would be happy to assist.

🎄 Holiday Break Notice 🎄
Back In Motion will be closed from 20 December 2025 to 5 January 2026 for a well-earned rest.
If your pet is currently in treatment, please make sure to book any pre-holiday or early January sessions soon to avoid missing out.
Thank you for an incredible year, we can't wait to see you (and your pets) again in 2026!

👉 Message us before 20 Dec to secure your last appointment for the year!