Canine
Physiotherapy can be essential in treating a variety of orthopaedic and neurological conditions in dogs, as well as offering pre- and post-operative support following surgical procedures.
Signs your canine may benefit from Physiotherapy can include:
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​Lameness
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Stiffness
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Reluctance to go on walks or play
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Reduced performance
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Behavioural changes
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Defending certain areas of the body
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Low exercise tolerance
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Whining when exercising
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Excessive chewing of an area of the body
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Loss of enthusiasm/engagement
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Had recent surgery
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Had an injury or accident
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Lost ability to jump into car/onto sofa
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Difficulty going up/down stairs
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Becoming stiff/weak
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Change in behaviour
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Developed arthritis
Conditions treated but not limited to:
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Hip dysplasia
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Elbow dysplasia
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Ligament damage - eg cranial cruciate disease, strains or ruptures
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Osteoarthritis
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Degenerative joint disease
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Osteoarthritis dissecans
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Patella luxation
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Injury
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Pain
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Stiffness
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Tendon & muscle injuries
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Post-surgical rehabilitation
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Neurological issues- IVDD, ANNPE, HNPE, FCE, DM
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Neurological deficits
Physiotherapy can be incredibly beneficial as your canine companions age, as well as for treating a variety of medical, orthopaedic, and neurological conditions. It also provides valuable pre- and post-operative support following surgery.
Treatment can be conveniently provided in the comfort of the owner's home