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Find a huge range of articles below, rich in information and suggestions, that can help you get your dog back on the road again
Find a huge range of articles below, rich in information and suggestions, that can help you get your dog back on the road again
When Viva was 7 years old she developed a limp and a 'hot spot' on her back that was managed with the aid of a chiropractor; she had two chiropractors, one before and one after Covid. In both cases, her back was...
Almost 4 years ago Doris didn’t seem herself, she was really quiet and just sat in her bed. We had to pick her up to take her on to the toilet but she just lay there on the grass. We...
Atticus suffers from Vasovagal Syncope and Arthritis. The arthritis started about a year ago with him becoming stiffer and less mobile but he was still out walking without help. The vet suggested hydrotherapy to help with mobility and as a...
If your dog has bad or severe arthritis in their back end, a dog wheelchair can really help them live an active life again. Your dog might have bad arthritis in their hips, rear leg, hock, paw or back. Arthritis...
As with many canine conditions, dog blindness can come on very gradually or quite suddenly. If your dog has been losing sight in one eye, for example, they may have simply compensated with the sight from their other eye, and...
If your dog is finding it hard to get out of bed, there are various ways you can help. In summary, help your dog by: Providing a good orthopedic dog bed - this will reduce soreness Get your dog on good joint...
Joint issues are very common in dogs Unfortunately, joint issues in dogs are very common. Osteoarthritis and arthritis are very often what are causing the joint issues, although osteoarthritis can be a secondary condition i.e. caused by the primary condition,...
The hock joint is found on your dog's back leg, and is made up of several smaller joints and bones. It is the equivalent to the human ankle joint. (See picture) The hock is a meeting point of muscle, tendons,...
Yes. However, while your dog is recovering or has an injured cruciate ligament, it is very important that their movements are restricted. Activities such as jumping, climbing stairs and running need to be strictly limited and controlled. Read more about...
Customer Question: Hi, Do you have anything to treat itchy back paws on my dog? He has been to the vet twice and was given liquid the first time and gel the second time. He now wears a comfort donut...
Degenerative Myelopathy can occur in any dog breed however, some dog breeds are diagnosed with Degenerative Myelopathy more than others The most common dog breed: German Shepherds They are by far the most common breed diagnosed with Degenerative Myelopathy Other...
Hydrotherapy and Physiotherapy For any dog with neurologically-driven mobility issues, physiotherapy (physical therapy) and hydrotherapy are important tools to keep your dog moving and fit. Other complementary approaches such as canine massage therapy, laser therapy, and acupuncture might support your...