Stott & Paws Physiotherapy

Owned and Ran By Rebecca Bancroft MCSP, HCPC, ACPAT category A, Chartered Physiotherapist.

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Lilly’s Story – from paralysis to regaining mobility and function

Lilly’s Story – from paralysis to regaining mobility and function. 22.01.2024 – Rebecca Bancroft Introduction: Lilly’s Journey In late August 2023, I was discussing with a vet, a stray dog had been brought into their practice. They were paralysed from T12 (middle of their spine), they had movement of their front limbs but were dragging

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Canine Pain Signs Part Two – Behavioural Signs your Dog may be in Pain

Canine Pain Signs Part Two – Behavioural Signs your Dog may be in Pain. 24.11.2024 – Rebecca Bancroft / Dheep Kalsi Alongside physical signs of pain, our dogs behaviour can be a great indicator of potential pain. Below are some signs to look out for which may indicate a problem: Is your dog more sensitive

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Physiotherapy for Cats – How do I know if my Cat needs Physiotherapy?

How do I know if my Cat needs Physiotherapy? 19.05.2024 | Rebecca Bancroft Cats are often not thought of when it comes to Veterinary Physiotherapy, however, much like any other animal they benefit from the assessment and treatment of a physiotherapist. It can be used to help with arthritis, neurological conditions, post trauma, reduced function

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