Rehabilitation and Conditioning for Animals
The Leader in Clinical Conservative Therapy and Home-Based Conditioning, Surgical Recovery, and Illness/Injury Pet Rehabilitation Programs
Q&A – Should your pet be walking slowly or walking faster after injury or surgery? Science says slow and steady – Question – “Dr. *Surgeon* did X-rays and said she is totally healed. He said sometimes the implant can be irritating for her and he can remove that since the bone has healed…could be the …
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My Dog is Just Old… Quite frequently I hear this comment from clients and even from people active in the practice of animal health and science. I provide a mobile rehabilitation and conditioning service to encourage better recovery after surgery or otherwise improve quality of life through functional rehabilitation. Roughly 80% of my client base …
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Hi Deborah! (My son) and I are in Canada with our dear friend J. J. has two border collies…one about a year and a half and one about 8 months. I have a question I’m hoping you can help me with. Any advice would be most welcome: The baby (Morfydd) began limping several days ago. …
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Degenerative Myelopathy and Neuro Conditions Question from the vet pain assn. board: Does anyone have any recommendations regarding treatments for a 14 year old Husky with Degenerative Myelopathy? So far, the only thought I have is a cart. Also, my understanding is these animals are not in significant pain – is this true? Thanks for …
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2021, September 15 Hello, and I hope you are finding your way around my site. I do need to put a lot of work into it and intend to do so as soon as I’m able! I am currently unable to respond to client requests or take on clients for rehabilitation consult or work. I …
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