I am so grateful for the care and expertise that Christine has provided to our dog throughout the years. From the very first appointment, it was clear that Christine genuinely cared about our dog's wellbeing and took the time to understand Alisa's needs. I genuinely believe that myotherapy combined with the laser treatment improved and maintained our dog's comfort, mobility, and overall quality of life.
We have been with Christine from the very beginning. Alisa was one of the three case study dogs at the age of ten. Not an easy case study either. What stood out most was Christine's patience, and she needed a lot of it with our rescue girl. Alisa was run over as a puppy resulting in a broken leg, surrendered to a dog rescue charity, multiple operations, one front leg shorter than the other, nuts and bolts and arthritis from one year old. She hated her front legs being touched.
At first, Alisa wouldn't stay still, picking up her toys, running around the room throwing them in the air as a distraction. But Christine persevered and, with the help of peanut butter on a lickimat, Alisa sails through the treatment until there is no more peanut butter left. Our girl, now thirteen, absolutely adores Christine.
Christine is always professional, knowledgeable, and happy to explain the treatment process, giving us confidence that our dog was receiving the very best care. She will use big words that mean nothing to me so don't be afraid to ask for simpler ones. She doesn't bite.
With Christine you don't just get myotherapy and laser treatment. You get so much more. She gets to know your dog's every inch of their body and informs you about any changes and concerns. Just like she did with Winter an ex-racer greyhound, her case study two. It was Christine who alerted us to her swollen lymph nodes resulting in prompt cancer diagnosis and treatment, giving us extra time to spend together. For this I am forever grateful to Christine. Winter loved Christine and would do a happy dance upon her visits. She would melt into her blanket during the treatment enjoying every minute of it snoozing away wishing it would last forever. Even throughout the cancer treatment Christine would come round and give Winter tender loving care she so much needed. Truly special.
Jana
Alisa, 13, and Winter the ex-racing greyhound
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