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| We stock a complete range of healthy, ethical foods tailored to your dogs unique needs and tastes at competitive prices and available for home delivery. Go to 'Our Services' to check out our Food Club and place your order now. For more information on any of our services or to book call us on 07507559972 or email woof@brightpaws.co.uk. |
Canine / Dog / Animal Massages | Hydrotherapy | Physiotherapy | Holistic Therapy | Magnetic Therapy | Behavioral Psychology | Amimal Communication
Arthritis Treatments | CDRM Treatments | Orthopedic Treatments | Curing Fears & Phobias | Post Operative Rehabilitation | Chiropractors
North East England, County Durham, Seaham, Sunderland & Newcastle
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Based in Seaham, Co Durham, Bright Paws offer a unique canine treatment and wellbeing service for dogs in the North East. Their staff are fully qualified in alternative treatments for dogs and animals suffering from common ailments such as arthritis and behavioural problems. Using a combination of animal massage, physiotherapy and hydrotherapy, Bright Paws can help your animal recover with post operative rehabilitation or simply help them with problems relating to old age.
Following vetinary referral and checks, Bright Paws can offer a chiropractic service for your animals, relieving the pain of arthritis with specific orthopaedic treatments. Since we believe in prevention is better than cure, we can offer advice on animal nutrition and alternative methods such as magnetic therapy using magnetic collars and holistic therapy.
Often with animals, they can have fears and phobias not always resulting from mis-treatment. Using a course of behavioural psychology and training we can help your animal overcome these giving them and you peace of mind!
Dogs always need a loving home. For rescue dogs we can help you bond with your dog, helping you to take care of your dog and recognise their specific needs. Often rescue dogs need training from the most basic of house training to helping them integrate with the family through animal coaching.
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