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Yorkie Infection Pain After Surgery – This post actually applies to any pet after surgery and not just to Yorkie infection pain after surgery. In a perfect world… I would have already published a good-sized booklet about common rehab problems I encounter and the solutions we work towards, for everyone’s knowledge, about what helped and …
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I first met Sully March 4, 2011, and you have seen him if you have followed some of my posts about him on Facebook and Twitter. I was first called to see him by a mobile vet and the owner stated as her main concern for Sully at the time, “loss of use of hind …
Here they are! The top 5 tips to help you and your pet get back to doing more of the things you like to do together: 1) Do only controlled exercise in a sequential and methodical manner and otherwise restrict your pet as much as possible. The exercise programs I have developed and that …
Water Treadmill is Not Necessary for Your Pet’s Rehabilitation Compared to the number of dogs in the world, then compared to the number of ruptured cruciate ligaments on aforementioned dogs, then compared to the number of these dogs with ruptured ligaments that are treated by a veterinarian, then compared to the number of those dogs …
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Pain, pain, and also pain – This info about pet limping and pain could apply to almost any orthopedic surgery… and some of it applies to almost all injuries as well! Pet limping after injury or surgery is overwhelmingly due to pain. The pain is caused by one or more of the …
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