Angela Day is an award-winning canine rehabilitation specialist, canine massage therapist, and small animal rehab professional based in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. She works with dogs of all ages and abilities, from cherished family companions to sport and working dogs, helping them move better, feel better, and return to confident, pain-free movement.

Angela is Co-Owner of Canine Conditioning Academy, where she supports evidence-led education in canine conditioning and rehabilitation. She is known for combining ethical practice, practical rehabilitation, and compassionate care, always placing long-term animal welfare at the heart of her work.

Through her business Born to Run, Angela supports dogs recovering from injury or surgery, managing arthritis and chronic mobility challenges, or rebuilding strength through tailored core conditioning and prescriptive exercise. Her approach is collaborative and welfare-focused, often working alongside veterinary professionals to help dogs regain comfort, confidence, and quality of life.

Angela has contributed data to clinical trials in canine massage and maintains ongoing professional development to ensure best practice. She was also recognised through Theo Paphitis’ Small Business Sunday (#SBS) initiative, which brought national visibility to her mission to improve dogs’ wellbeing through expert rehabilitation and movement support.

Angela first discovered OxyPet through the Pet Disruptors Podcast, hosted by Clayton Payne, who has over 30 years’ experience in the pet industry. Angela's interest deepened further after listening to the episode How Oxygenated Water is Transforming Pet Health with OxyPet’s Founders, where the science, ethics, and real-world impact behind OxyPet were explored. 

Fascinated, Angela recognised this as a solution she had been searching for for over a decade and reached out to OxyPet. They instantly connected with shared commitment to putting animal welfare first and solving meaningful, everyday health challenges for dogs across the UK.

👉 Listen to the episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/dk/podcast/how-oxygenated-water-is-transforming-pet-health-with/id1759599442?i=1000732569018

One of the biggest welfare concerns Angela sees is unseen pain and reduced mobility, where dogs quietly compensate long before problems are obvious.

Angela’s rehabilitation work addresses this directly, while OxyPet supports the daily foundations of wellbeing, hydration, and oxygen, helping dogs recovering post-operatively, living with arthritis, under higher physical demand, or simply needing better everyday support to live more easily and move more freely.

Together, Angela Day and OxyPet are united by a shared goal: helping dogs live more easily, move freely, and enjoy a better quality of life, for today and in the long term.