PhysiotherapyPhysiotherapy for Animals A physiotherapist focuses on the musculoskeletal system of the body including muscles, tendons, ligaments and joint structures. They may also work with the nervous system to improve your animals balance and abilities....
Physiotherapy is not only useful for dogs or horses – it can be beneficial to any animal. We asked Veterinary Physiotherapist Danielle McMahon about one of her more unusual patients – Bruno the calf who was born with a few drastic problems.
In part two we will be looking at postural signs that can indicate an underlying problem which may be causing your dog difficulty. Most people assume that if their dog can run and jump they do not have any musculoskeletal problems. Surely if they were in pain they wouldn’t do that, would they? …
If your initial response is an immediate “no” then keep reading because I may change your mind! When I mention canine physiotherapy to people I often see their eyes glaze over, or a look of confusion appear on their face. I mean how on earth do you get a dog to do...
Holistic Vet, Iris Ege, gives her insight into the use of herbs in a holistic approach to cancer.
We asked vet Vicky Simon to tell us about Hamish the rescue lurcher who came to her with a spinal tumour and not a great prognosis.
Harsh winter conditions can cause problems for our animals.
To help keep them safe and healthy when the temperature drops and the snow arrives, we asked our supporters to give us tips for looking after your animals in winter.
How A Natural Response To Fear Can Worsen To Become A Severe Problem By Julie Moss BSc. Hons, AdvCertVPhys, Dip.APhys. This blog examines how an unnatural fear response to fireworks occurs. Ways you can help your pet overcome these problems are to be found here. What...
SCENARSCENAR SCENAR is used for treatment, rehabilitation and maintenance. It can be used to treat all types of Conditions but is probably most commonly used to treat musculo-skeletal issues such as arthritis, tendon and ligament injuries, back and neck pain,...