Sarah Conley

At Wag Rehab, we often see pets whose mobility issues have gone unnoticed for weeks—or even months—simply because the signs of lameness can be subtle. Unlike us, dogs and cats can’t verbally tell us when something feels off. Instead, they adapt, compensate, and carry on. That’s why learning how to recognise the lameness is so important for pet owners. This guide will help you understand what to look for, from obvious limping to the more easily missed changes in posture and movement. What Is...

When people think of animal physiotherapy, dogs are often the first to come to mind. However, cats benefit just as much from physiotherapy support—especially following injury, illness, or surgery. We believe that our feline companions deserve the same level of care and rehabilitation to help them recover, maintain mobility, and enjoy a comfortable quality of life. Wag Rehab provides expert physiotherapy services for cats across Burton upon Trent, Uttoxeter, Lichfield, Derby and the...

Wheels are often considered a last resort—a sign that a dog’s quality of life is inevitably declining. At Wag Rehab, we’re here to challenge that perception. The reality is far more positive, empowering, and full of possibility. Wheels can be appropriate in a range of situations and can be a helpful part of rehab and condition management. Let’s dispel some of the most common myths about canine wheels and explore how, when used correctly, they can transform a dog’s life. Understanding Canine...