K9 Core Laser Therapy, Hydrotherapy & Physiotherapy

⚡️ The 4K Laser is a cutting-edge technology that utilizes low-level laser therapy to stimulate cellular regeneration and accelerate the healing process. This non-invasive treatment targets specific areas of the dog's body, providing pain relief, reducing inflammation, and promoting tissue repair.

💻 The Stance Analyzer, is a diagnostic tool that aids in assessing a dog's weight-bearing distribution and gait abnormalities. By identifying irregularities in stance and movement, our Veterinary Physiotherapist can tailor treatment plans, including laser therapy, to address specific issues and improve the dog's overall mobility.

To further encourage sustainability, we provide our regular guests with material bags for life. These durable and reusable bags are perfect for packing their dog's food and belongings during their stay with us. By using these bags, we significantly reduce the need for single-use plastic bags, helping to minimize plastic waste in our kennels and beyond. We ask all our guests to not package their dogs meals individually into single use plastic freezer bags or similar, but just provide us with the normal food bag/container, as this means we can feed our guests more or less as they need as they tend to eat more here than they do at home.

As responsible dog owners, it's vital to prioritize the safety and well-being of our furry friends. One crucial aspect of pet care is ensuring that our dogs can be easily identified if they ever go missing. In the United Kingdom, legislation mandates the use of dog tags or identification, providing a legal framework to safeguard our beloved canines. In this blog post, we'll delve into the legal requirements and laws surrounding dog tags and identification in the UK.

Obesity has a profound impact on a dog's lifespan, shaving off precious years from their potential life expectancy. Studies have shown that overweight dogs tend to live shorter lives compared to their fit and healthy counterparts. The exact extent of lifespan reduction may vary depending on factors such as breed, size, and overall health, but it is widely acknowledged that obesity significantly increases the risk of premature death in dogs.